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"Denmark’s Oil and Gas Production 2008"
Denmark’s Oil and Gas Production 2008
and Subsoil Use
Summary
In 1966, the first discovery of oil and natural gas was made in Denmark. Since 1986, the Danish Energy Agency has published its annual report “Oil and Gas Production in Denmark”.
As in previous years, the report for 2008 describes exploration and development activities in the Danish area as well as production. A new feature of this year’s report is the description of alternative uses of the Danish subsoil, including the exploitation of geothermal energy and the potential for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS).
The report also contains a review of the health and safety aspects of oil and gas production activities, the environment and climate.
In addition, the report contains an assessment of Danish oil and gas reserves and a chapter on the impact of hydrocarbon production on the Danish economy.
The report can be obtained from the DEA’s Internet website, http://www.ens.dk/en-us/Sider/forside.aspx
Table of contents
Appendix A: Amounts produced and injected
Appendix C: Production and reserves at 1 January 2009
Appendix D: Financial key figures
Appendix E: Existing financial conditions
Appendix F1: Danish licence area - April 2009
Appendix F2: Danish licence area - April 2009 – The western area
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