Enoch restart due

OE Staff
Friday, January 31, 2014

The North Sea Enoch oil field is due back on stream in early 2014, following restoration work on a new subsea tree and production testing.

The Enoch field is on the border between the Norwegian and UK continental shelf, inBlock 15/5,in the southern part of the North Sea.

Proven in 1985, the field 's development concept includes a subsea plant tied in to the Brae A platform, 16km north-west of Enoch.

The oil is processed on Brae A and exported through the Forties pipeline system to the UK.

Enoch is operated byTalisman North Sea (24% interest) and started first production in May 2007. Parters are Dana Petroleum (20.8%), Dyas UK (14%), Roc Oil (12%), Statoil (11.78%), Endavour Energy (8%), Noreco Norway AS (4.36%), Det norske oljeselskap (2%), Faraoe Petroleum Norge (1.86%), and Talisman LNS Ltd. (1.2%).

Categories: North Sea Europe Oil Production

Related Stories

UK First: CO2 Injection Test for Poseidon CCS Wraps Up at Perenco’s North Sea Field

Vattenfall’s Wind Chief Resigns

Netherlands Looks Into Reintroducing OW Subsidies to Encourage Bidders

Current News

Brazil Prepares Extra 2025 Auction

Petrobras Eyes Exploration Opportunities in India

Sercel Launches DFU-3C Node, Extending WiNG Range

Subsea7 Secures Contract Extension for Seven Viking Subsea Vessel

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News