据世界石油8月23日消息称，运营商海王星能源公司及其合作伙伴日本出光石油公司挪威公司、PGNiG上游挪威公司和Sval能源公司今天宣布，挪威北海地区杜瓦开发项目安全成功投产。
杜瓦是由三家石油生产商和一家天然气生产商联合开发的水下设备，连接到海王星能源运营的Gjøa半潜式平台。
为了最大限度地提高效率，杜瓦与今年 2 月开始生产的Gjøa P1 开发同时执行。
海王星能源公司挪威区董事总经理Odin Estensen说:“杜瓦是快速开发成功的一个很好的例子，它在发现后不到5年就开始生产。依托现有基础设施，通过与合作伙伴和主要供应商的紧密合作，该项目在预算范围内高效交付，预计将成为挪威大陆架上每生产一桶油当量的二氧化碳排放量最低的项目之一。
“杜瓦的启动进一步加强了海王星在北海北部的地位，这是全球业务具有重要战略意义的增长区域。”
杜瓦位于海王星能源公司经营的Gjøa油田东北14公里处，水深340米。估计总储量为7100万桶油当量，其中56%是天然气。这将为Gjøa平台的设施增加约3万桶/天。
Gjøa平台通过岸上水力发电，每油当量二氧化碳排放量不到挪威大陆架平均水平的一半。
海王星能源在挪威的项目和工程总监Erik Oppedal补充道:“杜瓦油田预计生产约10年，因此有助于延长Gjøa平台的寿命。这将有助于降低Gjøa的生产成本，为许可合作伙伴和未来的合作带来显著的价值。”
朱佳妮 摘译自 世界石油
原文如下：
Neptune Energy commences production align="justify"> Operator Neptune Energy and its partners Idemitsu Petroleum Norge, PGNiG Upstream Norway and Sval Energi today announced the safe and successful start-up of production from the Duva development in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.
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Neptune Energy’s Managing Director in Norway, Odin Estensen, said: “Duva is an excellent example of a successful fast-track development, with production beginning less than five years after its discovery. Tied back to existing infrastructure, it has been delivered efficiently and under budget through strong collaboration with our partners and key suppliers, and is expected to have align="justify"> “The start-up of Duva further strengthens Neptune’s position in the northern part of the North Sea, a strategically important growth area for the global business.”
Duva is located 14 km northeast of the Neptune Energy-operated Gjøa field at a water depth of 340 meters. Estimated total reserves are 71 million boe, of which 56% is gas. It will add approximately 30 kboepd (gross) to the Gjøa facility at plateau.
Electrified with hydropower from shore, CO2 emissions per boe align="justify"> Neptune Energy’s Projects and Engineering Director in Norway, Erik Oppedal, added: “The Duva field is expected to produce for approximately 10 years and thus contribute to extending the life of the Gjøa platform. This will help lower Gjøa’s production costs per barrel, adding significant value for license partners and future tie-backs.”