Trap
said
the
three-year
facility,
which
was
signed
with
an
affiliate
of
GE
Energy
Financial
Services,
was
on
conventional
oil
and
gas
industry
borrowing
base
financing
terms
and
linked
to
the
economic
performance
of
its
interests
in
the
Athena
and
Lybster
production
assets.
It
added
the
facility
was
available
for
immediate
drawdown
in
full
and
was
designed
to
fund
certain
production
and
development
expenditure
related
to
the
Athena
and
Crazy
Horse
fields
in
the
North
Sea.
“The
facility
will
assist
with
the
further
appraisal
and
development
of
the
promising
assets
within
our
existing…