IOG starts up Elgood field
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Following the confirmation of first gas at the Blythe field on Monday, the company yesterday also brought Elgood into production. Elgood has been developed as a subsea tie-back to the Blythe normally unmanned platform, which is controlled from the Bacton terminal.
An initial view on flow rates will be assessed once stable production has been established from both fields. The company intends to analyse reservoir performance data over the initial months of production to inform an annual production guidance range.
Andrew Hockey, CEO of IOG, commented: "I am very pleased to confirm that Blythe and Elgood fields have now both been started up, adding further new gas flow straight into the UK market. We look forward to building up through this early phase of start-up to establish stable production rates so that we can assess production guidance in due course. Developing further UK gas resources is the right thing to do both from an environmental and energy security perspective. We are encouraged by the recent government discussions with industry and ministerial comments on supporting further investment in domestic gas supply, which is exactly what IOG stands for."
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