In addition, a water injection test on the northern water injection template (NWIT) was completed as well which provides valuable data to assess future economic value from the water injection wells in the northern part of the Draugen reservoir, according to OKEA.Īs the operator of Draugen, OKEA is currently developing the Hasselmus field as a single subsea gas well with direct tie-back to the Draugen platform for further processing and export. The firm further added that a scale squeeze campaign on platform wells was successfully executed in the period and will contribute to high production reliability from the wells going forward.
The company advised that this issue was resolved within a few days and the total impact in the quarter from this occurrence was approximately 200 boepd net to OKEA. In the presentation regarding its results from the first quarter of 2022, OKEA revealed that its net production from Draugen was 6,877 boepd, elaborating that the lower production compared to the previous quarter was mainly due to natural decline as well as a black-out caused by a trip of power turbines when starting up the loading pump for offloading. Since taking over the operatorship of the Draugen field in 2018, OKEA has worked on reducing downtime and optimising production.ĭiscovered in 1984, the Draugen field has been developed with a concrete fixed facility and integrated topside and has both platform and subsea wells. OKEA is the operator of the licence with a 44.56 per cent working interest, while its partners are M Vest Energy with a 7.56 per cent stake and Petoro with 47.88 per cent interest. Originally awarded on 9 March 1984, the Draugen licence has been extended until 9 March 2024.
Located in the southern part of the Norwegian Sea, the Draugen field in production licence 093 lies at a water depth of 250 metres.
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