Equinor 及其合作伙伴在北海 Gudrun 油田发现石油和天然气

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初步估计,该发现蕴藏着 10 万至 120 万立方米可采石油当量。

Equinor 及其合作伙伴在北海 Gudrun 油田发现石油和天然气

该发现是通过预探井 15/3-13 S 和 15/3-13 A 获得的,这标志着生产许可证 (PL) 025 中的13和第 14口勘探井。

钻探作业使用了 Deepsea Stavanger 钻井平台。初步估计,该发现位于 Draupne 地层内部,可采石油当量储量为 0.1 百万至 1.2 百万立方米。

此外,Hugin 地层中还发现了 40 万至 130 万立方米可采石油当量。许可证持有者将结合该地区的其他勘探潜力评估结果,其中包括 Equinor(持股 36%)、Vôr Energi(持股 25%)、OMV (Norge)(持股 24%)和 Repsol Norge(持股 15%)。

挪威海上管理局在一份声明中表示,这些油井的主要勘探目标是确认 Draupne 组的晚侏罗世储层和 Hugin 组的中侏罗世储层中是否存在石油。

该公司还补充道,次要目标是验证 Ródby 组早白垩世岩石中的储层。15/3-13 S 井在 Draupne 组内部发现了薄层含油砂岩层,但未发现油水接触面。

相比之下,Hugin 组发现了 92 米厚的砂岩,储层性质较差。15/3-13 A 井的勘探成功率更高,在 Draupne 组内部 85 米厚的层段内发现了石油,其中有 13 米厚的中等质量间歇性砂岩层。

两口井均达到了各自的测量深度和垂直深度,其中 15/3-13 S 井位于海平面以下 4,826 米和 4,740 米,而 15/3-13 A 井位于海平面以下 4,900 米和 4,814 米,终止于中侏罗统 Sleipner 组。

上周,Equinor 及其合作伙伴宣布在挪威海布伦斯松西南 260 公里处的 6406/2-L-2 H 井发现天然气和凝析油。

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Equinor and partners discover oil and gas at Gudrun field in North Sea

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Preliminary estimates suggest the discovery holds between 0.1 and 1.2 million m3 of recoverable oil equivalent.

Equinor and partners discover oil and gas at Gudrun field in North Sea

The find was made through wildcat wells 15/3-13 S and 15/3-13 A, marking the 13th and 14th exploration wells in production licence (PL) 025.

The Deepsea Stavanger rig was utilised for the drilling operations. Preliminary estimates suggest the discovery holds between 0.1 million and 1.2 million m3 of recoverable oil equivalent within the intra-Draupne Formation.

Additionally, between 0.4 million and 1.3 million m3 of recoverable oil equivalent have been found in the Hugin Formation. The licensees, led by Equinor as the operator with a 36% stake, Vår Energi at 25%, OMV (Norge) holding 24% and Repsol Norge with a 15% interest, will evaluate the results in conjunction with the area's other prospectivity.

In a statement, the Norwegian Offshore Directorate said that the primary exploration target for the wells was to confirm the presence of petroleum in the Late Jurassic reservoir rocks of the intra-Draupne Formation and the Middle Jurassic reservoir rocks of the Hugin Formation.

The secondary target aimed to verify a reservoir in the Early Cretaceous rocks of the Rødby Formation, it added. Well 15/3-13 S identified thin oil-bearing sandstone layers in the intra-Draupne Formation, although the oil/water contact was not encountered.

In contrast, the Hugin Formation revealed 92 m of sandstone with poor reservoir properties. Well 15/3-13 A was more successful, encountering oil within an 85m-thick interval in the intra-Draupne Formation, with 13 m of moderate quality intermittent sandstone layers.

Both wells reached their respective measured and vertical depths, with well 15/3-13 S at 4,826 m and 4,740 m below sea level, and well 15/3-13 A at 4,900 m and 4,814 m below sea level, terminating in the Middle Jurassic's Sleipner Formation.

Last week, Equinor and its partners announced a gas and condensate discovery at well 6406/2-L-2 H, situated 260 km south-west of Brønnøysund in the Norwegian Sea.

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