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Field · Norwegian Sea

Irpa

Irpa is a gas field in the Norwegian Sea, discovered in 2009. Status: approved for production. Operator: Equinor Energy AS.

Approved for productionGas

Status
Approved for production
Contains
Gas
Sea area
Norwegian Sea
Operator
Equinor Energy AS
Discovered
2009
Approved for production
28 Jun 2023
Sodir ID
42002482

Show on the globeFact page at the Norwegian Offshore Directorate

Production

The Norwegian Offshore Directorate has no production figures for the field from 2000 onwards, which is as far back as the figures here go.

Marketable production in million standard cubic metres of oil equivalent (Sm³ o.e.), per month from the Norwegian Offshore Directorate, summed per year. Gas in billion Sm³ equals million Sm³ o.e. Figures up to and including July 2026. The conversion to barrels per day uses 1 Sm³ ≈ 6.29 barrels.

Reserves

The Norwegian Offshore Directorate's estimate as of 31 Dec 2025. Originally recoverable is everything the field is expected to produce; remaining is what is left.

Reserves in Irpa
ProductOriginally recoverableRemainingUnit
Gas23.1423.14billion Sm³
Condensate0.450.45million Sm³
Total o.e.23.5923.59million Sm³ o.e.

According to the estimate, 0 % of the recoverable reserves have been produced.

Licensees

Licensees in Irpa, updated by Sodir 20 Feb 2026
CompanyShareValid from
Equinor Energy ASEQNROperator51.00 %23 Dec 2024
Petoro AS20.00 %23 Dec 2024
Harbour Energy Norge AS19.00 %23 Dec 2024
A/S Norske Shell10.00 %23 Dec 2024

Companies on the analysis page link to their own page.

Facilities

Facilities belonging to Irpa
NameTypeStatusIn service since
IrpaMulti-well templateUnder installation

Sources

Sokkeldirektoratet, the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (FactMaps and FactPages), Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD). Field data retrieved 28 Sep 2026, production 27 Sep 2026, licensees and reserves 28 Sep 2026. factpages.sodir.no · NLOD