Skrugard Oil Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: Statoil
- Country: Norway
- Location: Barents Sea
- Production start:
- Partners: Statoil operator (50%), ENI 30%, Petoro 20%
- Type: Oil / Gas
- Estimated Reserves: 400-600 million barrels of recoverable oil
- Production Volume:
Description
- The Skrugard and Havis assets will have a common infrastructure. Production from Skrugard and Havis will be tied in to a semi-submersible floating installation through a subsea production system located in about 380 metres of water. The production is estimated at almost 200,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
- The oil will be transported through a 280-kilometre pipeline from Skrugard to Veidnes outside Honningsvåg. It will be piped directly to an oil storage facility and stored in two mountain caverns. The oil will be sent from there in a pipeline to the quay for transportation by tankers.
Contractors
- Aker Solutions: Concept study for the Skrugard and Havis fields
History
- 2009 - The Skrugard prospect was awarded to Statoil in the 20th licensing round on the Norwegian continental shelf
- 2011 - Skrugard Oil Field discovered
- 2012 - Havis Oil Field discovered
- 2012 - Appraisal well drilled in Skrugard
- 2013 - Statoil and its partners chose the development concept
Geology
Links
- Statoil Major oil discovery in the Barents Sea
- Major new oil discovery in the Barents Sea
- Aker Solutions starts developing Norway's oil and gas future
- Eni successfully drills an appraisal well in the Skrugard discovery, in the Norwegian Barents sea
- Planning an oil terminal at Veidnes
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