Brutus Field Development

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Brutus was discovered in Gulf of Mexico in 1999 and production from 2001

by operator Shell.









Brutus, USA

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

Gulf of Mexico







Block:

Green Canyon Block 158 and 202







Country:

USA







Region:

America(North)







Operator:

Shell







Partners:

Shell 100%







Topside Solution:

BrutusTension Leg Plaform









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:









Oil Gas Reserves:

250 mmboe















Brutus, Shell[/b], - is Shell's fifth TLP in the gulf and the 17th deepwater project in the gulf in which Shell was involved. Brutus field covers Green Canyon Blocks 158 and 202. Development called for a tension-leg platform in 2,985 ft of water.

























The Brutus field development by operator Shell is located Green Canyon Block 158 and 202 in Gulf of Mexico offshore USA

in water depths of 910 meters

2,985 feet .





Shell with its partners started development of the Brutus field in 1999.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 250 mmboe. Number of subsea wells are . The production year is

2001 with a daily production estimate of 150 mmcf/d. The Brutus project is based on a

subsea solution with BrutusTension Leg Plaform topside solution. The development cost is in the order of with an estimated field life of years.



















Brutus

Technical Information:





No of Wells:







Crude:







Water Depth:

910 meters

2,985 feet





Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Brutus Project Status:



Daily Production: 150 mmcf/d





Field Status:













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