Neptune Energy and its licence partners today announced a new discovery at the Calypso exploration well (PL938) in the Norwegian Sea. Preliminary estimates are between 1 – 3.5 million standard cubic meters of recoverable oil equivalents, corresponding to 6 – 22 million boe.
Calypso is Neptune Energy’s third discovery in six months on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Managing Director for Neptune Energy in Norway and the UK, Odin Estensen, said: “We actively explore in areas close to existing infrastructure. These near-field discoveries allow for low cost and low carbon developments. Initial analysis of Calypso indicates commercial potential. Together with our partners in the Calypso licence we will now study options to effectively develop the discovery using nearby infrastructure.”
The Calypso discovery is located within one of Neptune’s core areas, 14 km north-west of the Draugen field and 22 km north-east of the Njord A platform.
Well 6407/8-8S was drilled to a vertical depth of 3,496 metres and encountered an estimated 8 m thick gas column and 30 m thick oil column in a 131 m thick Garn Formation sandstone reservoir, of good to very good quality.
Calypso was drilled by the Deepsea Yantai, a semi-submersible rig owned by CIMC and operated by Odfjell Drilling.
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