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DONG developing Hejre field offshore Denmark
27.02.2012 + + + DONG Energy and Bayerngas will develop high-pressure, high-temperature Hejre oil and natural gas field in the northern Danish Central Graben offshore Denmark.
Development will include installation of a production, processing, and accommodation platform on Danish North Sea License 5/98 with a steel jacket in 70 km of water and drilling of five production wells. Drilling of an additional seven wells, including satellites, is possible, according to documents at the Danish Energy Agency (DEA).
A 90-km pipeline will carry crude oil to a pumping platform on Gorm oil field southeast of Hejre. Natural gas will move northeast through a 24-km pipeline to a connection with the South Arne-Nybro pipeline. Hejre development will require modifications to the Gorm E platform and to processing facilities at an onshore terminal at Fredericia, Denmark.
DONG estimates total reserves at 170 million bbl of oil equivalent. Production at undisclosed rates is to begin in 2015.
Hejre is a 2001 discovery by the former Phillips Petroleum International Corp. The discovery well found oil in Late Jurassic sandstones. DEA estimates reservoir depth at 16,500 ft. DONG acquired the Danish interests of ConocoPhillips International Corp. in 2007 (OGJ Online, Mar. 23, 2007).
Interests now are DONG 60% and Bayerngas 40%.
Source: OFFSHORE Magazine and PennEnergy
Offshore Denmark project contract awarded to Technip and DSME
28.02.2012 + + + Technip, in partnership with DSME, was awarded by DONG E&P and BAYERNGAS, a contract for the HEJRE project development, offshore Denmark, at a water depth of 70 meters. This contract covers engineering, procurement, fabrication, hook-up, and commissioning assistance for a fixed wellhead and process platform and associated facilities.
The platform includes 11,500-ton topsides supported by a 6,500-ton jacket, and is designed to process high pressure and high temperature hydrocarbons fluids. The platform, which also comprises a living quarter to accommodate 70 people and a flare, will be capable of producing up to 76 million standard cubic feet of gas per day and 35,000 barrels of oil per day.
Technip’s operating center in Paris, France, will execute the contract, with the support of the Chennai and Mumbai offices, India. The jacket and wellhead unit will be delivered in 2014, the topsides and living quarter in 2015.
This strategic contract symbolizes the return of Technip on the North Sea Offshore market, as an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) leader on technically complex projects very demanding in terms of health, safety and
environment.
Source: Technip
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