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The honour of lifting the one-thousandth cargo of crude from Draugen fell to shuttle tanker Grena in 2013, when it loaded 827 530 barrels on the field.
— The tanker Grena got the honour of lifting the one-thousandth cargo of crude from Draugen. Photo: A/S Norske Shell/Norwegian Petroleum Museum
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At an oil price of just over USD 100 per barrel, this represented a valuable consignment worth almost NOK 500 million.

The crude was discharged at Kalundborg in Denmark for transfer to a refinery where it was processed into such products as petrol, aviation fuel, diesel oil, propane, heating oil and fuel oil.

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Published September 13, 2018   •   Updated October 3, 2018

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Fast find
Shell was appointed operator of production licence 093 in Norway’s eighth offshore licensing round. The first exploration well on this acreage indicated a big potential for a commercial discovery.
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Royal opening
HM King Harald V performed the official opening of Draugen on 1 December 1993. He pressed the button at 12.15 to symbolise the field coming on stream 145 kilometres north-west of Kristiansund.
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