Equinor's new success cluster fares fine without tax breaks
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When Equinor recently announced an oil discovery containing 75-120 million barrels of oil at the Blasto prospect, the fourth deposit in a row found near the Fram and Troll fields, which are estimated to hold a consolidated volume of 170-330 barrels of oil equivalent, one could be excused for imagining that the company would expedite a build-out plan.
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