Total switches to Fasett

Total has been involved in the Norwegian oil adventure since day one and has played a key role in many of the biggest and most important oil and gas discoveries in the North Sea over the past 40 years. Total has many new and exciting projects under development on the Norwegian continental shelf, as well as a strong desire to engage and become even more visible on land, in Norway.

It is one of the Stavanger region’s biggest buyers of communication services that has now announced it is switching to Fasett. Leif Harald Halvorsen, Communications Manager at Total E&P Norge AS is looking forward to starting up the collaboration:
“Total is well on the way back as an operator in Norway, with two new field developments in the coming years and active exploration under way for oil and gas. We are looking forward to working with Fasett concerning communication and creative solutions that will make Total even more visible among our target groups. We will have many exciting stories to tell in the future,” says Leif Harald Halvorsen.

At Fasett, everyone is thrilled that Total has made this decision according to Pål Hjorth Berge, Managing Director of Fasett:
“First and foremost, we are very proud to have been given this opportunity. It is a substantial and important player that has now chosen Fasett as its new collaboration partner. It is not only with great humility, but also with high ambitions that we are looking forward to working with Total.”

“Total has carried out a very thorough process and we feel we are now really seeing the benefits of developing an agency where good systems, discipline and routines live side-by-side with creativity, innovation and high energy levels. Total is in good company, with many extremely exciting clients, all of whom are regular and long-term customers of ours. Our portfolio is extremely strong now and we feel very humble for being given so much responsibility and trust. At the same time, it also inspires us to try to raise the bar a little every single day,” concludes an enthusiastic Pål Hjorth Berge.