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Origin of the gas—condensate of the Midgard Field at Haltenbanken

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The Haltenbanken area has proven to be a significant hydrocarbon province. The discoveries are in Jurassic sandstones, with gas—condensate in 6407/2–2 and 6507/11–1, oil in 6407/1–2, and oil with a gas cap in 6407/1–3. Significant gas shows have been experienced in 6407/2–1 and 6507/11–1 in Cretaceous siltstones. Recently (Summer 1984) Shell has discovered oil in block 6407/9.

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Elvsborg, A., Hagevang, T., Throndsen, T. (1985). Origin of the gas—condensate of the Midgard Field at Haltenbanken. In: Thomas, B.M. (eds) Petroleum Geochemistry in Exploration of the Norwegian Shelf. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4199-1_18

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