Shell has transferred its 40% interest and operatorship in PL 793 to Equinor with effect from 28 September 2018 (reported by the NPD on 7 October 2018). The APA 2014 licence covers 227 sq km over parts of blocks 6407/7, 6407/8, 6407/10 and 6407/11 immediately southeast of Njord. A well was drilled on the Portrush prospect in 2015 but it was a dry hole. Two earlier wells which lie within the licence both encountered weak shows but are also classified as dry holes by the NPD.  Portrush well 6407/10-5 proved a 330 m Upper Jurassic Rogn Formation section which contained 134 m of sands but no hydrocarbons. The prospect was mapped as an analogue of the nearby Pil and Bue discoveries (renamed Fenja).  Interest in PL 793 is now divided between Equinor Energy AS (50% + operator), Faroe Petroleum Norge AS (20%), Petoro AS (20%) and Neptune Energy Norge AS (10%).
Shell has transferred its 40% interest and operatorship in PL 793 to Equinor (->50% op, Faroe Petr. 20%, Petoro 20%, Neptune Energy 10%).