The facilities at the Mongstad complex in western Norway have been operational since the mid-1970s, and comprise a refinery, the Vestprosess NGL fractionation plant, a crude oil terminal, a combined heat and power plant and the world’s largest CO2 technology centre (TCM).

Located north of Bergen, the refinery is the largest in Norway and has an annual capacity of near 12 million tonnes of crude oil.

The crude oil terminal plays an important role in Norwegian exports of this commodity to customers in North America, Europe and Asia.

It provides intermediate storage for more than a third of all crude produced by Statoil on the Norwegian continental shelf, including the government’s share.