Snorre expansion given green light
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
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Oilfield Technology,
The expansion of the Snorre field in the North Sea consists of six subsea templates, which will be tied into Snorre A.
24 new wells, 13 production wells and 11 VAG (water-alternating gas) injectors will be drilled.
The recoverable reserves were calculated at approximately 31 million m3 of oil equivalent (195 million bbl) in the amended plan for development and operation (PDO). This corresponds to about twice the oil reserves in the Gina Krog field in the North Sea.
“The expansion of Snorre is a result of tireless work by both the companies and the authorities; work which has been ongoing for close to 15 years,” said Arvid Østhus, the NPD’s assistant director development and operations – North Sea.
The Snorre field was proven in 1979 and currently produces from the Snorre A, Snorre B and Snorre UPA facilities. In 2018, the licensees submitted an amended PDO for a redevelopment of the field, called the Snorre Expansion Project, and this was approved by the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy in the summer of 2018.
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