The Norwegian oil and gas company DNO announces that production in Kurdistan and the North Sea increased in the first quarter.
Total gross production in Kurdistan rose to 82,081 barrels of oil equivalent per day (76,310), compared to 74,163 in the previous quarter, while North Sea production increased to 8,864 barrels per day. Net production in the North Sea was higher than in Kurdistan, at 19,296 and 18,464 barrels per day respectively. In addition, the company reported a net share of 3 375 barrels per day from the Ivory Coast.

DNO’s share of crude oil from the Tawke license during the quarter has been sold to local buyers as the Iraq-Türkiye Pipeline remained closed. All payments are made in advance of loadings with the vast majority transferred directly into DNO’s international bank accounts.