Reduced Norwegian oil production
Daniel J. Lavigne
6. September 2003, Norway Post
Reduced Norwegian oil production
The oil production on the Norwegian Shelf has declined, according to fresh
figures from the Oil Directorate.
It dropped from 2.84 million barrels a day in July, to 2.74 million barrels
a day in August.
Production had decreased all spring, and hit the lowest point in June, when
daily production was down to 2.6 million barrels.
It is, however, still below planned production, which initially was set at 3
million barrels a day.
So far this year, average daily production has beeen 2,82 million barrels,
NRK reports.
(NRK)
Rolleiv Solholm
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Mel Rowing and those of similar ilk: I suppose
that you believe that, by increasing taxes
on all petroleum products, allowing for large
tax rebates to be given to oil companies, those
companies will thereby have incentive to drill
a few more wells?
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Mel Rowing
"Daniel J. Lavigne" <tax...@taxrefusal.com> wrote in message
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> http://www.norwaypost.no/content.asp?folder_id=6&cluster_id=24423
>
> 6. September 2003, Norway Post
>
> Reduced Norwegian oil production
[snip]
> It is, however, still below planned production, which initially was set at
3
> million barrels a day.
>
> So far this year, average daily production has beeen 2,82 million barrels,
> NRK reports.
> Mel Rowing and those of similar ilk: I suppose
> that you believe that, by increasing taxes
> on all petroleum products, allowing for large
> tax rebates to be given to oil companies, those
> companies will thereby have incentive to drill
> a few more wells?
Your grasp of market economics seems as firm as your grasp of the rest of
reality.