• Source: Eldfisk oil and gas field

    • The Eldfisk oil and gas field is a crude oil and gas producing field in the Norwegian sector of the central North Sea. Production of oil and gas started in 1979 and peak oil and gas production was achieved in 1980. The facilities have been extended and are still operational.


    The field


    The characteristics of the Eldfisk field reservoir are as follows.


    Owners and operator


    Currently (2024), the owners of the Eldfisk field and their respective stakes are:

    The field is operated by ConocoPhillips Skandinavia AS.


    Infrastructure


    The Eldfisk field was originally developed through the use of three offshore platforms.


    = Field development

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    A water injection facility Eldfisk E was installed in the field in 1999. This facility also supplies water to Ekofisk K. A new integrated facility, Eldfisk S, started operation in 2015. This is connected by bridge to Eldfisk E. This facility replaces several functions of Eldfisk A and Eldfisk FTP. Eldfisk A has been converted into a wellhead platform and Eldfisk FTP is used as bridge-support facility. The Embla oil and gas field, located south of Eldfisk, is tied back to Eldfisk S.


    Production


    The original production capabilities were as follows.

    Eldfisk production profile is as follows.


    See also


    Ekofisk
    Edda oil and gas field
    Cod oil gas and condensate field
    Albuskjell oil and gas field
    Odin gas field
    Embla oil and gas field
    Tor oil field


    Reference

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