挪威今年批准的油田投资将达1854亿克朗

中国石化新闻网讯 据离岸工程3月3日消息，离岸能源类股周一大涨，其中约有34只股票上涨。

截至上午，奥斯陆Northern Drilling公司的股价飙升了31.48％（收盘前上涨了12％），其次是Axxis Geo Solutions公司（上涨了18.44％且有保持上涨的趋势）和所有调查机构（大部分上涨10%以上）、钻探商（截至中午Northern Drilling 公司上涨12%）以及运营商。

因油价一夜之间上涨2%，且周一早间有报告称发现了少量碳氢化合物，Equinor股价上涨逾3%。

挪威DNB银行还发布了以石油为主的挪威采购经理人指数(PMI)，该指数表明挪威的海上石油工业仍在增长。

与此同时，布伦特原油价格自上周五以来上涨了3%，美国中央银行与世界其他国家的中央银行联合宣布了一系列刺激措施，以防新冠开始影响全球经济。

Shelf Drilling 公司股价上涨9.38%，显示了第四季度和2019年全年的业绩，投资者注意到自升式钻井市场的复苏，以及从马士基钻井公司购买自升式钻井平台的好处。

新命名的钻机 Shelf Drilling Enterprise于1月中旬被购买，到2月，该公司在泰国湾获得了一份价值6000万美元的新合同，准备在2020年8月签订。

无论其他分析师的数据如何，DNB在2月底告诉奥斯陆的投资者，一项对运营商的调查显示，挪威在2020年批准的油田投资将达到1854亿挪威克朗，比2019年增加约15亿挪威克朗。

裘寅 编译自 离岸工程

原文如下：

Oil Stocks Rise on Stimulus, Orders, Oil price

Offshore energy stocks, about 34 of them, soared in value on Monday.

Shares in Northern Drilling soared 31.48 percent by mid-morning in Oslo (before settling 12 percent up), followed by leaders Axxis Geo Solutions (up 18.44 percent and stayed up) and the full gamut of survey outfits (many up over 10 percent), drillers (Northern Drilling was up 12 percent by midday) and operators.

Equinor was up over three percent on an oil price hike of 2 percent overnight and a small hydrocarbon find reported in the early hours of Monday.

DNB bank also released oil-heavy Norwegian PMI numbers that suggested the offshore industry in Norway was still experiencing growth.

Meanwhile, Brent had since Friday shot up three percent, just as the U.S. Central Bank joined other world central banks to announce a series of stimulus measures should the coronavirus begin impacting the global economy.

Shelf Drilling, up 9.38 percent, was beaming the results of Q4 and full-year 2019, with investor notes that spoke of a recovering jack-up market and the benefits of buying a jack-up from Maersk Drilling.

The newly renamed rig, Shelf Drilling Enterprise, was purchased in mid-January and by February had a new $60 million contract in the Gulf of Thailand lined up for August 2020.

Whatever the numbers of other analysts, Oslo investors had at the end of February been told by DNB that a survey of operators revealed approved Norwegian oilfield investments in 2020 would reach NOK 185,4 billion, up about NOK 1.5 billion over 2019.