TotalEnergies 的Tyra重建项目仍有望在 3 月 31 日实现首次投产，该公司2 月 28 日在 CEGH 平台上发布的 REMIT 法规中表示。

该运营商表示，丹麦北海的重建项目工作正在按计划进行。TotalEnergies 表示，由于水库自然沉降，重建项目是必要的。

Tyra重建包括： 退役和回收旧 Tyra 平台；回收六个平台上现有的平台腿并将其延长 13 m，这些平台将拥有新的上部结构；以及一个新的处理模块和一个新的住宿平台。

Tyra II 将配备新技术，包括：

• 平台上超过10万个关键点不断收集基础设施和设备状态数据的传感器；
• 衡量性能和改进维护的数字工具；
• 便携式数字工具，使团队能够持续访问系统和数据，以及专门的岸上支持；和
• 专为运营商设计的应用程序，用于在陆上和海上团队之间共享可用数据。

现代化项目完成后，Tyra II 预计产量可达 2.8 Bcm/年，并减少 90% 的火炬燃烧。

预计启动需要四个月的时间，其中包括重新加压和激活连接天然气基础设施所需的时间。然而，TotalEnergies 表示，在爬坡期间可能会出现容量变化，这可能会导致爬坡时间更长。

TotalEnergies 表示，恢复生产后，将逐步恢复Harald、Svend、Roar 和 Valdemar 以及 Tyra 油田（东南部、西部和东部）油井的天然气供应。

TotalEnergies 代表合作伙伴BlueNord（占 36.8%）和 Nordsasefonden（占 20%）运营 Tyra 油田 43.2%。

TotalEnergies’ Tyra redevelopment project is still on track for first production by March 31, the company said in a REMIT Regulation posting on the CEGH Platform on Feb. 28.

Work on the redevelopment project in the Danish North Sea is progressing according to plan, the operator said. The redevelopment project was necessary due to natural subsidence of the reservoir, TotalEnergies said.

The Tyra redevelopment includes: decommissioning and recycling the old Tyra platforms; recycling and extending the current platform legs on six of the platforms by 13 m, which will have new topsides; and a new process module and a new accommodation platform.

Tyra II will be equipped with new technologies, including:

• Sensors that constantly collect data about the status of the infrastructure and equipment at more than 100,000 key points on the platform;
• Digital tools that measure performance and improve maintenance;
• Portable digital tools that give teams constant access to systems and data, along with specialized onshore support; and
• Applications designed for operators to share available data between onshore and offshore teams.

Once the modernization project is complete, Tyra II is expected to produce 2.8 Bcm/year and reduce flaring by 90%.

Ramp-up is expected to take four months, including the time required to repressurize and activate the connecting gas infrastructure. However, TotalEnergies said that capacity variations may occur during ramp-up that could cause ramping up to take longer.

After production restarts, TotalEnergies said it will gradually re-establish the gas flow from Harald, Svend, Roar and Valdemar, and the wells from the Tyra field itself (Southeast, West and East).

TotalEnergies operates the Tyra field with 43.2% on behalf of partners BlueNord with 36.8% and Nordsøfonden with 20%.