Norwegian energy firm Statoil (STO) has evacuated some personnel from its liquefied natural gas facility in Hammerfest in Northern Norway but production was normal, the firm said on Wednesday.
Statoil operates Europe's only liquefaction plant, using gas from the Arctic Snoehvit field in the Barents Sea.
Reporting by Balazs Koranyi
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