Neptune Energy 12 月 12 日表示，挪威北海大 Gjasea 区域的两项发现可能会带来快速开发。

运营 PL 929 油田的 Neptune Energy 宣布，Agat 地层的 35/6-4 ST2 Ofelia 评估井确认了估计可采量为 16 MMboe 至 33 MMboe。Ofelia Agat最初被报道为 2023 年 8 月的一项发现，当时合作伙伴表示，该领域可能是 Gjasea 平台的回接。

随着 Ofelia Agat 井的确认，Neptune 通过 35/6-4 A 侧线进入 Kyrre 勘探区发现了天然气。Neptune 估计 Kyrre 拥有 11 MMboe 至 19 MMboe 可采天然气资源。

“Kyrre 发现区的储层质量非常好，因此产量很高。“我们正在为该地区其他几个令人兴奋的勘探机会做准备，例如明年初的 Cerisa 井，”Neptune 挪威勘探和开发总监 Steinar Meland 在一份新闻稿中表示。

Kyrre 和 Ofelia Agat 总共含有估计 27 MMboe 至 52 MMboe 的可采储量。

Neptune 挪威和英国董事总经理 Odin Estensen 在一份新闻稿中表示，这些结果加强了对大 Gj 酶 a 区域的了解。

“这两项发现为潜在的快速发展、低成本和低碳发展提供了可能，”埃滕森说。

Neptune 表示，这些发现位于 Neptune 运营的 Gjasea 平台以北 23 公里处，将考虑作为 Gjasea 的回接进行开发。

中集集团旗下、Odfjell Drilling运营的 Deepsea Yantai 半潜式钻井平台负责钻探这两口井。

Neptune 表示，还将评估是否可以联合开发其油气发现 Gjasea Nord 或 Hamlet find（估计可采量为 8 MMboe 和 24 MMboe）。 

Neptune 代表合作伙伴以 40% 的权益运营 PL 929，其中包括Wintershall Dea（20%）、Pandion Energy（20%）、Aker BP（10%）和DNO（10%）。

A pair of discoveries in the Greater Gjøa Area in the Norwegian North Sea could lead to fast-track development, Neptune Energy said Dec. 12.

Neptune Energy, which operates PL 929, announced the 35/6-4 ST2 Ofelia appraisal well in the Agat formation confirmed estimated recoverable volumes of 16 MMboe to 33 MMboe. Ofelia Agat was initially reported as a discovery in August 2023, and at the time, partners said the field could be a tieback to the Gjøa platform.

Along with confirmation of the Ofelia Agat well, Neptune found gas with the 35/6-4 A sidetrack into the Kyrre prospect. Neptune estimates Kyrre holds 11 MMboe to 19 MMboe recoverable gas resources.

“The reservoir quality in the Kyrre discovery is very good, which allows for high production rates. We are preparing for several other exciting exploration opportunities in the area, such as the Cerisa well early next year,” Steinar Meland, Neptune’s director of exploration and development in Norway, said in a press release.

Kyrre and Ofelia Agat together contain an estimated 27 MMboe to 52 MMboe of recoverable reserves.

Odin Estensen, Neptune’s managing director for Norway and the U.K., said in a press release the results strengthen the understanding of the Greater Gjøa Area.

“The dual discoveries allow for a potential fast track, low cost and low carbon development,” Estensen said.

The discoveries, 23 km north of the Neptune-operated Gjøa platform, will be considered for development as tie-backs to Gjøa, Neptune said.

The Deepsea Yantai semisubmersible, owned by CIMC and operated by Odfjell Drilling, drilled the two wells.

Neptune said it will also evaluate whether its oil and gas discovery Gjøa Nord, or Hamlet find, which holds estimated recoverable volumes of 8 MMboe and 24 MMboe, can be jointly developed. 

Neptune operates PL 929 with 40% interest on behalf of partners Wintershall Dea with 20%, Pandion Energy with 20%, Aker BP with 10% and DNO with 10%.