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  <h1>First 1-2-3 station for Norway</h1> 
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     <p>The first Norwegian service station based on Statoil’s 1-2-3 automated concept is due to open at Dokka north of Oslo in June under the Rimi 1-2-3 name.</p> 
     <p>Ten such self-service forecourts are due to be tested in Norway by Statoil Detaljhandel during the year.</p> 
     <p>These outlets will have the same logo and appearance as the basic design developed in the Baltic states, but will be rather smaller and feature lower canopies.</p> 
     <p>“The stations are adapted to Norwegian conditions, and some will be attached to Rimi supermarkets,” reports president Jacob Schram in Statoil Detaljhandel Norway.</p> 
     <p>Only petrol and diesel oil are sold by the 1-2-3 low-price concept. The first Statoil automated station in Scandinavia opened at Hillerød in Denmark in March.</p> 
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