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Norway reopens three gas fields for European gas supply

Norway reopens three gas fields for European gas supply

Norway's Ministry of Energy has announced the reopening of three decommissioned gas fields in the North Sea to bolster Europe's energy supply. Production at these sites is scheduled to resume in 2028.

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