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  • Neptune Energy commences production on Fenja field
    édité le 28/04/2023 - Plus de news de "Neptune Energy" - Voir la fiche entreprise de "Neptune Energy"


 Neptune Energy commences production on Fenja field
Neptune Energy and its partners, Vår Energi, Sval Energi and DNO, today announced production has commenced from the Fenja oil and gas field in the Norwegian Sea.

Fenja is expected to produce 35,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd, gross), via two oil producers, with pressure support from one water injector and one gas injector.

The development consists of two subsea templates tied back to the Equinor-operated Njord A platform. A 36 km electrically trace-heated (ETH) pipe-in-pipe solution transports oil from the Fenja field to the platform for processing and transport. Due to the high wax content of the Fenja field’s oil, the contents of the pipeline must be warmed up to a temperature above 28 degrees Celsius before starting the flow after a shut down.

During normal production, the temperature in the pipeline is well above this temperature. The tie-back to Njord A is the world’s longest ETH subsea production pipeline.

Neptune Energy’s Managing Director in Norway and the UK, Odin Estensen, said: “The Fenja development is an excellent example of how our industry uses innovative technologies to overcome challenges. The ETH pipe-in-pipe solution is crucial for transporting the oil, and is a creative, cost-effective approach that enables the field to be tied back to existing infrastructure.

“Fenja is also located in a strategically important growth area for Neptune Energy, with a number of other interesting prospects nearby.”

Total reserves are estimated between 50 and 75 million boe, of which 75% is oil and 25% is gas.

Neptune’s Projects and Engineering Director in Norway, Erik Oppedal, added: “The ETH pipeline represents an important technological step, made possible through excellent collaboration between TechnipFMC and Neptune Energy. It could also unlock opportunities to develop future tieback developments.”

Fenja is located 120 km north of Kristiansund at a water depth of 325 metres.

Licence partners: Neptune Energy (Operator, 30%), Vår Energi ASA, (45%), Sval Energi AS (17.5%), DNO (7.5%)

About Neptune Energy Norge AS

Neptune Energy Norge is a subsidiary of Neptune Energy. The company is the operator of three producing fields: Gjøa and Duva the North Sea, and Fenja in the Norwegian Sea. It is also a partner in several fields, amongst these are Snøhvit, Gudrun, Njord and Fram. Neptune Energy Norge is a participant in over 80 licences. For the full year 2022, Neptune produced 58 kboepd in Norway.

About Neptune Energy Group

Neptune Energy is an independent global E&P company with operations across Europe, North Africa and Asia Pacific. The business had production of 135,000 net barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2022 and 2P reserves at 31st December 2022 of 552 million barrels of oil equivalent. Neptune aims to store more carbon than is emitted from its operations and the use of its sold products by 2030. The Company, founded by Sam Laidlaw, is backed by CIC and funds advised by Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners.


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