Idun Field Development

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Idun was discovered in North Sea in 1999 and production from 2010 forecast

by operator StatoilHydro.









Idun, Norway

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

North Sea







Block:

6507/3-3







Country:

Norway







Region:

Europe(North)







Operator:

StatoilHydro







Partners:

Statoil 50 percent ownership. Shell (40 percent) and Hydro (10 percent).







Topside Solution:

IdunFPSO









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:









Oil Gas Reserves:

Gas: 11.8 bn scm

NGL: 1.5 million tonnes

Condensate: 0.2 million scm















Idun, StatoilHydro[/b], - is located between Heidrun

and Norne. The reservoir contains gas.

























The Idun field development by operator StatoilHydro is located 6507/3-3 in North Sea offshore Norway

in water depths of 390 meters.





StatoilHydro with its partners started development of the Idun field in 1999.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to Gas: 11.8 bn scm

NGL: 1.5 million tonnes

Condensate: 0.2 million scm. Number of subsea wells are . The production year is

2010 forecast with a daily production estimate of . The Idun project is based on a

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



















Idun

Technical Information:





No of Wells:







Crude:

Oil and Gas Condensate





Water Depth:

390 meters





Design Pressure:

5.300 - 5.400 psi





Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Idun Project Status:



Daily Production:





Field Status: Planned. FEED/Tenders ongoing.













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