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Oil company orders Barents Sea survey data

byCustoms Today Report
20/08/2015
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COPENHAGEN: An unnamed oil company agreed to licence 3D electromagnetic data on the Barents Sea from Oslo-listed Electromagnetic Geoservices’ multi-client data library.

Electromagnetic Geoservices will receive net revenue of $1.7m for the contract, after adjustment for its partner’s share of revenues.

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