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North Sea Carmen discovery confirmed with up to 107 MMboe recoverable

North Sea Carmen discovery confirmed with up to 107 MMboe recoverable

by Offshore Reporter | Jun 22, 2026 | Offshore

An appraisal well has confirmed the Carmen gas-condensate discovery offshore Norway, with recoverable resources estimated at up to 107 MMboe. Partners are now evaluating tieback development options and additional drilling in the North Sea.

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North Sea Carmen discovery confirmed with up to 107 MMboe recoverable

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