Norse Energy

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Norse Energy Corp. ASA
TypeDefunct
ISIN NO0003095507
Industry Petroleum
Founded2005
FateBankrupted 2014
Headquarters Oslo, Norway
Area served
Global
Key people
Øivind Risberg (CEO)

Norse Energy was a petroleum and natural gas (tight gas) exploration and production as well as pipeline operator. Though based in Lysaker outside Oslo, Norway the company operated in the United States and Brazil. It went bankrupt in 2014. [1]

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References

  1. "Norse Energy konkurs". 2014.