Fram Sør will be developed as a subsea tie-in to Troll C and will utilize the existing processing capacity on the platform.

A 132kV power cable delivers electricity to Troll B, which is then routed to Troll C. To accommodate the new power source, voltage-adjusting modules have been installed on both platforms.

Equinor has finalised a contract award to compatriot Aker Solutions to modify the Troll C production platform topsides in the Norwegian North Sea, to help it receive output from a nearby subsea ...

Equinor ASA has begun providing the Troll field assets in the North Sea with onshore power. The onshore power supplied to Troll B and C reduces annual emissions on the Norwegian continental shelf ...

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BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 11. Troll B and C platforms on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) began receiving partial power from onshore sources, significantly reducing emissions on September 7 ...