Satellite and aerial maps of Johan Sverdrup complex with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Edvard Grieg platform , Offshore Norway | 24.6 | 281 | ENWE |
| Ivar Aasen platform , Offshore Norway | 31.5 | 294 | WI |
| Balder A platform , Offshore Norway | 46.4 | 339 | ENBE |
| Ringhorne platform , Offshore Norway | 53.2 | 346 | ENXO |
| Gudrun platform , Offshore Norway | 53.4 | 275 | ENWG |
| Sleipner A platform , Offshore Norway | 65.3 | 222 | ENSL |
Johan Sverdrup complex |
2018 to present | ||
| 58° 48' 0'' N 2° 40' 0'' E | ||
| Northern North Sea, Block 16/2, Johan Sverdrup Fd, Offshore Norway | ||
| ICAO: | IATA: | Local: JS |
The Johan Sverdrup Field was discovered from two wells in 2010 and was renamed when it was realised that they had tapped different parts of the same structure. The complex consists of 4 platforms connected by bridges and production began in Oct 2019. There was an official opening ceremony on 7 Jan 2020. 
List of units at Johan Sverdrup complex |
| Years | Unit | |
|---|---|---|
| Equinor Norway | ||
Johan Sverdrup complex News |
Bristow S-92 SAR for Norwegian Equinor
08-Sep-22 - Equinor awarded Bristow 4-year (+3 option) contract for search and rescue (SAR) Sikorsky S-92 helicopters based offshore at the Johan Sverdrup and Statfjord B platforms in support of operations on the southern Norwegian continental shelf #oilandgas
