Denmark's oil production fell sharply in September

According to "Rigzone" reported on October 12 in Copenhagen, long-term continuous maintenance overhaul resulted in a sharp decline of 18.8% in oil production in the Danish North Sea Oilfield in September compared with the same period of last year. According to statistics released recently by the Danish Maersk Oil Company, the average daily oil production of all oil fields in Denmark fell from 195,500 barrels in the same period last year to 153,800 barrels.

Statistics also show that the daily output of natural gas in Denmark fell by 20.5% year-on-year to 310 million cubic meters in September.

Denmark's North Sea oilfield is owned by the Dansk Undergrunds consortium, which is a Danish Maersk company (holding 31.2% shares/same share), US Chevron (12%), National Oil Company (20%) and Netherlands A joint venture of Royal Dutch Shell (36.8%).