Stjerne Oil Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: Statoil
- Country: Norway
- Location: 13 kilometres south-west of Oseberg South
- Production start:
- Partners: Statoil - 49.3%, Petoro - 33.6%, Total - 10%, ExxonMobil - 4.7% and ConocoPhillips - 2.4%
- Type: Oil / Gas
- Estimated Reserves: Recoverable volumes: 45 million barrels of oil equivalent
- Production Volume:
Description
- Earlier called Katla, Stjerne was developed with a four-slot subsea template.
- Two wells will produce, while the others are for water injection to help maintain reservoir pressure
- Oil from the field will be piped to Oseberg South, with the gas used as pressure support in Oseberg Omega North to boost output from that reservoir
Contractors
- FMC: Manufacture of three subsea trees, one manifold and associated subsea and topside control systems
History
- 2009 - Stjerne Oil Field discovered
- 2010 - FMC awarded subsea contract
- 2011 - Approval of plans for development and operation (PDO)
- 2013 - Stjerne comes on stream
Geology
Links
- Statoil Awards $75 Million Katla Project to FMC Technologies
- Katla fast-track development plan submitted
- Speedy start for Stjerne and Vigdis North-East
- Stjerne comes on stream
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