Gyrfalcon Field Development

[Bluesky24]

Gyrfalcon was discovered in Gulf of Mexico in 1997 and production from

by operator Reading and Bates Development Company.









Gyrfalcon, USA

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

Gulf of Mexico







Block:

Green Canyon Block 20







Country:

USA







Region:

America(North)







Operator:

Reading and Bates Development Company







Partners:

Reading and Bates Development Co. (Devco) 100%







Topside Solution:

GyrfalconSubsea Tieback









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:

$183,000,000







Oil Gas Reserves:

















Gyrfalcon, Reading and Bates Development Company[/b], - on-stream in December 1999, based on the worlds first 15,000psi subsea tree. This single completion is tied back to Shells GC-19 Boxer facility, located some 2.9 miles away.

























The Gyrfalcon field development by operator Reading and Bates Development Company is located Green Canyon Block 20 in Gulf of Mexico offshore USA

in water depths of 274 meters

899 feet .





Reading and Bates Development Company with its partners started development of the Gyrfalcon field in 1997.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to . Number of subsea wells are 1. The production year is

with a daily production estimate of . The Gyrfalcon project is based on a

subsea solution with GyrfalconSubsea Tieback topside solution. The development cost is in the order of $183,000,000 with an estimated field life of years.



















Gyrfalcon

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

1





Crude:







Water Depth:

274 meters

899 feet





Design Pressure:

14,752 psi





Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Gyrfalcon Project Status:



Daily Production:





Field Status:













Check back frequently for updated subsea oil and gas project info.







var txt = "Bookmark the Subsea Oil and Gas Directory";

var url = "index.htm"/*tpa=http://İnternet Adresi: www.subsea.org/*/;

var who = "Subsea Oil and Gas Directory - All Subsea Information";

var ver = navigator.appName;

var num = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);

if ((ver == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")