Thu, 28th Nov 2013 06:09
OSLO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Norway's Statoil gasoutput will be reduced by 13 million cubic metres per day onThursday, the energy firm said on its website.
The announcement comes after news of an outage at RoyalDutch Shell's Ormen Lange gas plant that would cutNorwegian gas exports by 35 mcm per day.
Statoil has a 28.92-percent stake in the field and sells gason behalf of Norwegian state-owned firm Petoro, which has a36.48 perecnt stake in Ormen Lange.
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