Neptune Energy Norge takes operatorship and equity in Fenja field
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Fenja (PL 586), an oil and gas field under development in the Norwegian Sea, is Neptune's first operated development project in Norway. It lies 120 km north of Kristiansund, with estimated recoverable resources in excess of 100 million boe (Pil reservoir). The field is a subsea development with tie-back to Njord A. First oil is targeted for 2021.
Anne Botne, Country Director for Neptune Energy, said: "The transaction and integration of former VNG Norge adds a strong team as well as competitive growth assets to our portfolio on the Norwegian continental shelf. Fenja is our first development project in Norway. It will feature innovative solutions enabling production through long distance tiebacks to existing infrastructure, thus capturing value and reducing emissions in line with our strategy. By leveraging Neptune Energy's operational experience and existing contracts, we aim to realise additional opportunities and synergies from Fenja to our two other operated development projects in Norway, Cara and P1 in the North Sea."
The organisation will be led by Managing Director Odin Estensen as of 2 January 2019.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/offshore-and-subsea/10122018/neptune-energy-norge-takes-operatorship-and-equity-in-fenja-field/
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