Habe Statoil (STO) wieder ins Portfolio genommen. War bei 21,52 ausgestiegen und bin bei 19,04 wieder rein. Wobei eigentlich gefaellt mir das Marktumfeld nicht so wirklich. Aber in USD Cash rumliegen lassen will ich mein Geld auch nicht 
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StatoilHydro ASA Announces Two Oil Finds in License with Total E&P Norge, ConocoPhillips Skandinavia and Petoro-DJ
2:32am EDT
Dow Jones reported that StatoilHydro ASA has concluded the drilling of wildcat wells 34/8-13 A and 34/8-13 S, and both proved oil. The well 34/8-13 A proved a 15-metre oil column in sandstone from the Upper Jurassic, while the underlying Brent group in the Middle Jurassic was water-filled. The well 34/8-13 S was then drilled 2.7 kilometers southeast of 34/8-13 A, and encountered a 20-metre oil column in the Brent group. The communication probably exists between the oil zones in the two wells, and extensive data acquisition and sampling have been carried out on both wells. The size of the discovery is between 0.9 million and 2.0 million standard cubic meters (Sm3) of recoverable oil equivalents. The licensees in the production license will consider producing the discovery via the Visund field. The wells will be permanently plugged and abandoned. The licensees in production license 120 include Total E&P Norge 11%, ConocoPhillips Skandinavia 13%, Petoro 16.94%, StatoilHydro Petroleum 59.06%.
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Alstom S.A. and StatoilHydro ASA Build Sign NOK 580 Million Agreement
Thursday, 18 Jun 2009 08:30am EDT
Reuters reported Alstom S.A. and StatoilHydro ASA have signed an agreement for construction of a demonstration plant for CO2 capture at Mongstad, Norway. Agreement has a total value of NOK 580 million.
http://www.icenews.is/index.ph…st-floating-wind-turbine/
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QuoteThe Norwegian-based energy giant, Statoil, has opened the lines on the world’s first floating wind turbine off the coast of Norway. The water-based sustainable electricity generator could become a model for future energy development if it proves as efficient as Statoil claims.