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Aker Solutions ASA is a Norwegian engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company serving the energy sector. Headquartered at Fornebu near Oslo and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange, the company delivers front-end engineering, project execution and lifecycle services for offshore and onshore facilities, with a core in subsea systems, topsides, field development, maintenance, modifications and decommissioning.
For process industries relevant to chemicals, Aker Solutions provides design and delivery of onshore gas processing and compression plants, utilities and infrastructure for refining and petrochemical value chains, and integration of low‑carbon technologies. The company executes projects related to carbon capture and storage (CCS), hydrogen and ammonia (blue/low‑carbon), electrification of assets, and offshore wind infrastructure (including substations and foundations), often in partnership with technology specialists. Operations span the North Sea, the Americas, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
Aker Solutions traces its heritage to the Aker and Kværner engineering groups and has operated under the Aker Kværner name historically; Kvaerner was merged into Aker Solutions in 2020. The company focuses on delivering complex, industrial-scale projects that enable conventional energy production and the energy transition.
Also known as Aker Kværner.
chemXplore tracks 7 projects involving Aker Solutions, of which 3 are active.
Besides these 3, the record holds 4 completed projects.
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Q3 LIFO EBITDA PLN 14.8bn, revenue PLN 80.1bn, net profit PLN 5.6bn; PLN 7.8bn invested; Afrodite appraisal lifts ORLEN’s gas share above 4bn m³; negative net debt-to-EBITDA.
Operational efficiency, FPSO ramp-ups and fewer shutdown losses drove output growth, supported by 12 new wells and refinery and decarbonization advances.
Front-end engineering and design study for the production-vessel topsides will involve about 250 people, includes an EPma option; concept selection by end‑2026 and FID planned late‑2027.
Partial electrification cuts ~330,000 tonnes CO₂/yr; TWEL will finish after commissioning the first electric export compressor on Troll C and omit the second to avoid up to 21 months outage, freeing ~2.3 bcm gas in 2027–28.
Awarded by Subsea7 to supply key subsea spools and structures for Northern Lights Phase II, driving CO2 storage capacity above 5 Mtpa by 2028.
Adds ~30 million boe (mostly gas) and >4 billion m³ of gas; tied to Skarv FPSO with 4.5 kg CO2/boe intensity; lifts Skarv output toward 9 million boe by 2027.
Stage 2 began production on 22 August, accelerating 55 billion scm from Troll West, coming online early and several hundred million NOK below the original cost estimate.
Planned for 12 wells (6 producers/6 injectors), currently 5 producers and 3 injectors are tied in; Mero averaged about 740 mbpd in Q2 2026; PRM monitoring and HISEP separation are being deployed.
