Leo Gas Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: ENI
- Country: USA
- Location: Mississippi Canyon Blocks 502, 503, 546 & 547, Gulf of Mexico
- Production start:
- Partners: ENI - 75%, Nexen - 25%
- Type: Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
Description
- The field which is alternatively known as Longhorn, is located in 730 meters (2,400 feet) of water depth
- Longhorn currently has four wells connected to an 8 slot manifold, with a 19-mile tieback to the Corral platform
Contractors
- UniversalPegasus: Detailed detailed engineering design services including: subsea, controls, umbilicals and flow-lines
- Manatee: Subsea control system, umbilicals, subsea operating procedures, and created the B-MAP interactive manual for subsea and topsides operating procedures
History
- 1986 - Leo Gas Field discovered
- 1998 - Further successful appraisal wells drilled
- 2008 - The development of Longhorn Phase II, sanctioned
- 2009 - First gas produced
Geology
Links
- Gulf Of Mexico Deepwater Natural Gas And Oil Qualified Fields
- Universalpegasus Subsea References
- Manatee Offshore References
- Spirit Energy 76 participates in deepwater discovery; first well in Leo prospect finds 200' of pay
- Eni starts development of the Longhorn gas field located in the Gulf of Mexico deepwater
- Eni sanctions two new projects in the Greater Longhorn Area
- Eni starts production of the Longhorn gas field, located in the Gulf of Mexico
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