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This chapter provides an overview of the natural gas pipeline network in the North Sea and the development of the European natural gas market. In addition, a more detailed description is given of the Europipe landfall project including the project planning and construction. Over the next few years a major offshore natural gas pipeline transportation system will be completed on the Norwegian continental shelf. From the gas fields, thousands of kilometers of large-diameter pipelines bring the natural gas to the European continent. The Europipe transportation system is a part of this integrated pipeline network designed to bring large amounts of Norwegian gas to several countries in Europe. The Europipe Transport System is owned by a joint venture including the companies Statoil, Norsk Hydro, Saga Petroleum, Esso, Shell, Total, Elf, and Conoco. Statoil is the operator of this joint venture.
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Grann, H. (1999). The Europipe Landfall Project. In: Vollmer, M., Grann, H. (eds) Large-Scale Constructions in Coastal Environments. Environmental Science. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59928-6_15
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