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  <h1>Johan Sverdrup powered from land</h1> 
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    <div class="date-module"> <span class="date_module-icon fa fa-calendar"></span> <span>December 6, 2013, 15:06 CET</span> 
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      <p class="artImgtext">Øyvind Reinertsen, senior vice president of the Johan Sverdrup field</p> 
     </div> “The project and the licensees based their concept assessment on power supply from land at an early stage, and we have not considered any other options.”
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     <br> The statement is given due to uncertainty raised in some media today as to whether the Johan Sverdrup field will receive electricity from land.
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     <br> The project is soon to choose the concept and development solution, covering installations, well solutions, export solutions and a solution for power supply from land based on technical and financial assessments.
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     <br> “As operator, Statoil will present its recommendations to the licence owners based on studies. Then the licence owners will choose a solution based on regulatory requirements. We will present the chosen solution when the licence owners have made their decision,” says Reinertsen.
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“We are not considering any other solutions for the Johan Sverdrup field than land-based power supply,” says Øyvind Reinertsen, senior vice president for the Johan Sverdrup field.