挪威近海管理局 (NOD) 2 月 27 日宣布， Aker BP已获准在其 Hanz 油田启动生产，作为北海 Ivar Aasen 油田的海底回接。

Hanz于1997年得到验证，并被纳入2013年Ivar Aasen油田的开发和运营计划。

该项目位于 380 英尺水深，正在重复利用 2016 年关闭的 Jette Field 的海底设施。

在一份新闻稿中，NOD 的许可证管理助理总监 Tomas Maserch 称，使用现有基础设施和压力支持的替代方法是对资源的良好利用。

Hanz 的开发成本约为 4 亿美元，项目目标回收约 20 MMboe。

Aker BP 预计将于 2024 年第一季度开始生产。

Aker BP 代表合作伙伴Equinor（持股 50%）和Sval Energi（持股 15%）运营 PL028 B，持股 35%。

Aker BP received a go-ahead to start-up production at its Hanz accumulation as a subsea tieback to the Ivar Aasen Field in the North Sea, the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (NOD) announced Feb. 27.

Hanz was proven in 1997 and is included in the 2013 plan for development and operation for the Ivar Aasen Field.

The project in 380 ft water depth is reusing the subsea installations on the Jette Field, which was shut down in 2016.

In a press release, NOD’s Tomas Mørch, assistant director of license management, called the use of existing infrastructure and an alternative method for pressure support a good use of resources.

Development costs for Hanz were about $400 million, and the project targets recovering about 20 MMboe.

Aker BP expects to begin production during the first quarter of 2024.

Aker BP operates PL028 B with 35% interest on behalf of partners Equinor with 50% and Sval Energi with 15%.