Johan Sverdrup: Statoil Gives Go Ahead for $29 Billion Oil Project
Norway's Statoil is moving ahead with plans to develop a giant $29 billion oil field, Europe's costliest offshore energy
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Norway's Statoil is moving ahead with plans to develop a giant $29 billion oil field, Europe's costliest offshore energy
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