British oil and gas explorer Tullow Oil (TUWLF) drilled a dry well in the Norwegian Sea, southeast of the Heidrun field, the Norwegian Petroleum Department said, confirming earlier report by licence partner North Energy.
Tullow holds 60 percent of the licence, Lime Petroleum owns 25 percent and North Energy has 15 percent.
(Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis)
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