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Norway Crude Output Averaged 1.827 Million Barrels Daily in June
Norway's crude oil production reached 1.827 million barrels per day in June 2026 after fields returned from maintenance. Total liquids output rose 113,000 barrels per day from May while natural gas sales increased to 10.0 billion standard cubic meters.
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Norway's crude oil production averaged 1.827 million barrels per day in June 2026, exceeding the Norwegian Offshore Directorate's official forecast and rising from 1. The Norwegian Offshore Directorate released the preliminary figures on Tuesday. Total liquids production, including natural gas liquids and condensate, reached 2.909 million barrels per day in May.
The month-on-month gain measured approximately 113,000 barrels per day. Natural gas sales totaled 10.0 billion standard cubic meters in June, compared with 9. OilPrice.com reported that the stronger output reflected the return of key fields from seasonal maintenance and continued strong performance across the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
The figures arrive while tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains near the depressed levels recorded during recent conflict, according to vessel-tracking data cited by OilPrice.com. Norway supplies Europe with a significant share of its natural gas and crude oil. Production from fields including Johan Sverdrup, Troll and Johan Castberg continues to support European energy needs.
OilPrice.com noted that Norway accounts for roughly 2 percent of global crude output yet plays a larger role in regional supply stability.
