OKEA ASA 4 月 8 日表示，该公司正在推进开发布拉斯油田，作为北海布拉吉油田的海底回接。

OKEA 运营这两个许可证。 Brasse 的目标是估计可采储量为 24 MMboe。

PL740 的布拉斯位于布拉吉油田以南 13 公里处，布拉斯合作伙伴于 2023 年同意快速推进开发。

Brasse 于 2016 年发现，将被开发为 Brage 设施的两口海底回接设施，该设施将于 2027 年上线时负责生产、加工和出口。

该油田预计将运行至 2031 年，甚至可能更长。 OKEA 预计产量稳定在 26,000 桶油当量/天。

OKEA 表示，Brasse 的开发将使用标准解决方案和经过验证的技术。

OKEA 已将上部区域合同授予Aker Solutions 。

Aker Solutions 于 4 月 8 日表示，它已经对 Brage 平台的上部改造进行了 FEED 研究。根据价值在 4700 万至 1.4 亿美元之间的新合同，Aker Solutions 将负责 Brage 的工程、采购、施工、安装和调试，为平台的上部区域做好准备，以接收来自 Brasse 的石油和天然气。

Aker Solutions表示，其项目管理团队和关键资源将主要驻扎在挪威斯塔万格，预制工作将在Aker Solutions位于挪威埃格尔松的船厂完成。

OKEA 还向Subsea7和OneSubsea授予了一份海底范围合同。钻机和钻井服务合同将于 2024 年第二季度授予。

OKEA表示，Brasse的开发和运营计划（PDO）将于4月提交，PDO批准后，Brasse将更名为Bestla（北欧神话中奥丁母亲的名字）。

OKEA 代表合作伙伴DNO Norge AS（持股 39.3%）、Lime Petroleum AS（持股 17%）和 M Vest Energy AS（持股 4.4%）运营 PL740，持股 39.3%。

Brage Unit 合作伙伴包括运营商 OKEA（占 35.2%）、合作伙伴 Lime（占 33.8%）、DNO（占 14.3%）、Petrolia Noco AS（占 12.3%）和 M Vest（占 4.4%）。

OKEA ASA is moving forward with developing Brasse as a subsea tieback to the Brage Field in the North Sea, the company said April 8.

OKEA operates both licenses. Brasse is targeting an estimated 24 MMboe of recoverable reserves.

Brasse in PL740 is 13 km south of the Brage Field, and Brasse partners in 2023 agreed to fast track the development.

Brasse, discovered in 2016, will be developed as a two-well subsea tieback to the Brage facility, which will handle production, processing and exports when the field goes online in 2027.

The field is expected to operate through 2031 and possibly longer. OKEA anticipates plateau production of 26,000 boe/d.

OKEA said the Brasse development will use standard solutions and proven technology.

OKEA has awarded a contract to Aker Solutions for the topside scope.

Aker Solutions said on April 8 it had already carried out the FEED study for the topside modifications to the Brage platform. Under the scope of the new contract, valued at somewhere between $47 million and $140 million, Aker Solutions will handle engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning on Brage to prepare the topside of the platform for receiving oil and gas from Brasse.

Aker Solutions said its project management team and key resources will be mainly based in Stavanger, Norway, and pre-fabrication will be done at Aker Solutions’ yard in Egersund, Norway.

OKEA also awarded a contract to Subsea7 and OneSubsea for the subsea scope. Contracts for rig and drilling services will be awarded in the second-quarter 2024.

OKEA said the Brasse plan for development and operation (PDO) will be submitted during April, and Brasse will be renamed Bestla —the name of Odin’s mother in Norse mythology — upon approval of the PDO.

OKEA operates PL740 with 39.3% interest on behalf of partners DNO Norge AS with 39.3%, Lime Petroleum AS with 17%, and M Vest Energy AS with 4.4%.

The Brage Unit partnership consists of operator OKEA with 35.2% and partners Lime with 33.8%, DNO with 14.3%, Petrolia Noco AS with 12.3%, and M Vest with 4.4%.