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Heidrun field (Norway)

Heidrun is a Norwegian offshore field reported by the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir). In the data it produced 1 352 million barrels of oil equivalent since records began, with its highest calendar year in 1997 at 237 kboe/d.

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CountryNorway
OperatorEquinor Energy AS
StatusProducing
Data rangeOct 1995 to Jul 2026
Produced in the data1 352 million boe
Peak year1997: 237 kboe/d on average
Remaining reserves336 million boe (Sodir estimate, Sodir oil-equivalent basis)

Production by year

YearAverage kboe/dMillion boe
1995726.7
199620976.7
199723786.6
199821177.0
199922782.8
200019270.4
200120273.7
200219671.4
200318266.3
200417363.1
200516058.4
200615958.0
200712345.0
200811240.9
20099434.4
20107025.6
20117728.1
20126624.1
20137326.7
20146322.9
20156624.1
20167226.5
20178029.3
20187226.2
20197928.9
20207728.3
20218631.2
20228229.8
20237427.2
20246925.2
20256323.1
20266313.3

Source: Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open government data (NLOD) distributed by the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir)). Licence: Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD) 2.0. Converted to the site's units: oil + condensate/NGL + gas at 5.8 Mscf/boe. Net saleable volumes. For fields that cross the UK line (such as Statfjord) this is the Norwegian share only. The latest year is partial.