Skip to content
OESAAnalysis

Company · the network on the Danish continental shelf

INEOS E&P (Petroleum Denmark) ApS

INEOS E&P (Petroleum Denmark) ApS holds stakes in 2 fields on the Danish continental shelf. The map shows how the fields connect to facilities, pipelines and landfall.

Show on the globeDenmark: all fields and companies

Fields with a stake
2
DEA · 8 Oct 2026
Licences with a share or operatorship
4
DEA · 8 Oct 2026

Attribution: Source: Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen)

The network

The fields with a stake or operatorship, with facilities, pipelines and landfall. Links without their own label have their source in the column heading.

  • The colour shows the content:
  • Gas
  • Oil
  • Condensate
  • CO₂
  • Oil and condensate
  • The line shows the source:
  • pipeline in ENS data
  • curated, with the source at the link
  • possible onward route, not measured flow
  • planned or not in service

The links show direction, not volume.

INEOS E&P (Petroleum Denmark) ApS2 fields with a stake
Field and shareDEA · 8 Oct 2026
Facilities and pipelines
Landfall
  1. Field and shareSolsort share not statedA licence share is not a field share.field 0.25 million Sm³ o.e. Sep 2025–Aug 2026
    Facilities and pipelines

    The source does not link facilities to the fields.

    Landfall

    The source does not show where the production comes ashore.

  2. Field and shareHejre share not statedA licence share is not a field share.
    Facilities and pipelines

    The source does not link facilities to the fields.

    Landfall

    The source does not show where the production comes ashore.

Licences

The licences where INEOS E&P (Petroleum Denmark) ApS holds a share or is the operator. A licence share is not a field share.

LicencesDEA · 8 Oct 2026

Notes

Sources

All figures and links on the page come from these sources. The licence and attribution are as each source requires. Conversions and calculations are OESA's own and labelled with the method.

All sources for Denmark

Not in the data: Flow in each pipeline, where the gas ends up, the buyers of oil and gas and the company's contracts.