Satellite and aerial maps of Ivar Aasen platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Edvard Grieg platform , Offshore Norway | 9.5 | 150 | ENWE |
| Gudrun platform , Offshore Norway | 25.6 | 252 | ENWG |
| Johan Sverdrup complex , Offshore Norway | 31.5 | 114 | JS |
| Balder A platform , Offshore Norway | 33.1 | 022 | ENBE |
| Ringhorne platform , Offshore Norway | 42.0 | 022 | ENXO |
| Miller platform , Offshore UK | 49.2 | 244 |
Ivar Aasen platform |
2016 to present | ||
| 58° 55' 0'' N 2° 10' 0'' E | ||
| Northern North Sea, Block 16/1-25/10, IA complex, Offshore Norway | ||
| ICAO: | IATA: | Local: WI |
Ivar Aasen is a collective name for the development of three fields, discovered almost 15 years apart. West Cable (1994), Hanz (1997) and Ivar Aasen (2008) will be produced from the Ivar Aasen PDQ platform and the product will be exported via the Edvard Greig facility.
The jacket was in place by Jun 2015 and the topside was installed in Jul 2016, with first production in Dec 2016. Together with Edvard Greig and Johan Sverdrup, the three platforms are part of the Johan Sverdrup Helicopter Traffic Zone.
The jacket was in place by Jun 2015 and the topside was installed in Jul 2016, with first production in Dec 2016. Together with Edvard Greig and Johan Sverdrup, the three platforms are part of the Johan Sverdrup Helicopter Traffic Zone.
