Petoro - a driving force on the Norwegian continental shelf

SDFI and Petoro annual report 2017
Johan Sverdrup riser platform jacket sail away 23 July 2017 Foto: Jan Arne Wold/ Woldcam/Statoil

Key figures 2017 SDFI

Net income in 2017 came to NOK 99 billion, compared with 57 billion in 2016. Total operating revenue in 2017 was NOK 151 billion, compared with NOK 121 billion the year before. Cash flow to the state came to NOK 87 billion in 2017 against NOK 66 billion in 2016. Total production averaged 1 110 000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) – an increase of  nearly 7 percent from from production in 2016 of 1 040 000 boe/d.  Paid investments (in capital accounts) were about NOK 27 billion in 2017.

NGAAP

 

2017

2016

2015

Operating revenue (NOK million) (NGAAP) 150 720 121 224 157 753
Field costs producing fields (NOK million) (NGAAP) 6 748 7 057 8 021
Net income for the year (in NOK million) (NGAAP) 98 919 57 426 88 999
Investment (in NOK million) in the capital accounts 26 564 27 815 28 955
Net cash flow (in NOK million) 87 157 65 897 93 639

Production — oil and NGL (1 000 bbl/d)

398 409 411

Production - dry gas (million scm/d)

113 100 105

Oil, NGL and dry gas production (1 000 boe/d)

1 110 1 040 1 068

Remaining reserves (million boe)

5 879 5 968 6 276

Reserve replacement rate (annual percentage)

78 22 133

Reserves added (million boe)

316 82 520

Oil price (USD/bbl)

54 43 53

Oil price (NOK/bbl)

449 361 420

Gas price (NOK/scm)

1.72 1.62 2.14

PRODUCTION

Production
Total production averaged 1.110 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) per day, up roughly seven per cent from 2016. Gas production reached a record high in 2017 at 113 million scm per day (712 000 boe per day). This was a 13 per cent increase in relation to 2016, and was primarily due to increased use of flexible gas production to take advantage of higher prices. Liquids production totalled 398 000 boe per day. Natural production decline from existing wells means that liquids production was nearly three per cent lower than in 2016.

INCOME AND CASH FLOW

Income and cash flow
Net income in 20171 ended at NOK 99 billion compared with NOK 57 billion in 2016, an increase of NOK 42 billion. This figure was affected by higher oil and gas prices, in addition to a higher volume of gas sales, and yielded a cash flow to the state of NOK 87 billion, compared with NOK 66 billion in 2016.

OIL AND GAS PRICES

Oil and gas prices
The price of oil averaged USD 54 per barrel in 2017, compared with USD 43 per barrel in 2016. Converted to NOK, the average oil price was NOK 449 per barrel, compared with NOK 361 per barrel in 2016. The average price of gas was NOK 1.72 per scm in 2017, compared with NOK 1.62 per scm in 2016.

INVESTMENT

Investment
Investments in 2017 totalled NOK 26.5 billion on a cash basis, which was NOK 1.5 billion lower than in 2016. Production drilling accounts for approximately one-half of the investments.
1 All figures are presented in accordance with the Norwegian Accounting Act and generally accepted accounting principles (NGAAP)