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OKEA ASA

Earnings Release Feb 23, 2021

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Gjøa P1 starts production

Gjøa P1 starts production

Operator Neptune Energy and license partners Petoro, Wintershall Dea and OKEA

today announce that production has started from the Gjøa P1 development in the

Norwegian sector of the North Sea.

Gjøa P1 is developed via a new subsea template tied back to the existing

infrastructure at the Gjøa field. The P1 development enables the license to

recover significant quantities of oil and gas from deeper reservoirs, as well as

to utilize spare production capacity. The project is a two-well development with

one oil and one gas producer. The gas well was successfully started up yesterday

and thereby marks a key milestone for the Gjøa P1 project and for the Gjøa

license. The oil well is expected to come on stream within a few days.

The successful start-up of Gjøa P1 underlines the platform's position as an

important hub and increases total remaining developed reserves at Gjøa by 30 per

cent. This will further maximize resource utilization, reduce production costs

per barrel and add significant value to the Gjøa license partners and the

Norwegian society. Good reservoir management has already extended the field life

considerably, and Gjøa is now set to produce in excess of 100 million barrels of

oil equivalents more than what was estimated when production started in 2010.

"Gjøa is an important strategic hub for OKEA, and we are pleased to see the P1

development now coming on stream", says Knut Gjertsen, SVP Projects and

Technology in OKEA. "OKEA is also considering other tie-back options to the Gjøa

platform including last year's acquisition from Equinor of a 40% operated

interest in the neighboring Aurora discovery."

About the Gjøa field

Gjøa is a field in the northern part of the North Sea, 60 kilometres west of

Florø. The water depth is 360 metres. Gjøa was discovered in 1989, and the

development plan was approved by the Norwegian authorities in 2007. The field

comprises several segments. Gjøa is developed with a semi-submersible production

facility and includes five subsea templates. The field is supplied with power

from shore. Production started in 2010. Oil is exported by pipeline to Mongstad

and gas by pipeline to St. Fergus in the UK. The Gjøa P1 segment is located in

the northern part of the field and is tied back to the existing infrastructure

via a 5 km oil pipeline and a 2 km gas pipeline.

Licence partners: Neptune Energy Norge (30% and operator), Petoro AS (30%),

Wintershall Dea Norge AS (28%), OKEA ASA (12%).

For further info please contact

Knut Gjertsen, SVP Projects & Technology, +47 911 24 571

Trond Omdal, VP Investor Relations; +47 915 32 578

About OKEA

OKEA ASA is an independent Exploration and Production (E&P) company and operator

on the NCS with a current production around 16,000 boepd. OKEA targets

profitable production growth within the current portfolio combined with an

opportunistic approach to M&A.

OKEA ASA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker "OKEA".

More information on www.okea.no

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