Wintershall to use Island Frontier and Island Wellserver for Vega

OE Staff
Thursday, April 7, 2016

The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway has given Wintershall consent to use the mobile drilling facilities Island Frontier and Island Wellserver for intervention work on the wells in the Vega field.

Vega lies due north of the Fram field in the northern part of the North Sea in 370m water depth. The field consists of three separate gas and condensate occurrences: 35/8-1, 35/8-2 Vega and 35/11-2 Vega Sør. A combined plan for development and operations for Vega and Vega Sør was approved by the authorities in June 2007. The field has been developed using three subsea templates tied back to the Gjøa field processing facility.

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