Project Profile
Value: US$150 million.
Location: Adriatic Sea, Italy
Reserves: 455 Mscm Contingent Gas Resources; 796 Mscm Gas Initially in Place, gas reserves of 22 Bcf (623 Bcm)
Production: peak rates of 15 mmscf/d
Gross production: approx. 440,000 standard cubic metres (scm) per day gross (November 2015)
Completion date: 2011
The Guendalina Gas field is expected to hold on a Best Estimate basis a total of 455 Mscm Contingent Gas Resources; 796 Mscm Gas Initially in Place. The development of the field will include a two-deck monopod platform and a 10-in 12km export line to the Tea field. The field\'s gas production is expected to reach peak rates of 15 mmscf/d and has independently certified 2P gas reserves of 22 Bcf (623 Bcm). The Guendalina field will be tied back to the Tea Field, another ENI owned and operated field that is 12 km to the south. In May 2015, overall gross production from Guendalina was currently approximately 190k scm/d. The Guendalina field, located in the Northern Adriatic, has been on production since 25 October 2011 and since start-up delivered more than 12.5 Bcf gross. In November 2015, total production from the field is stabilised at approx. 440,000 standard cubic metres (scm) per day gross,representing an increase of 190% from the last reported rates of approx. 200 boe per day net.
Operators:
Eni S.p.A.: Operator with 80% interest
Rockhopper Exploration(Acquired Mediterranean Oil & Gas in 2014) : 20% interest
Contractors:
Consortium for EPC:
Navalmare
Nuova O.M.A.
Micoperi Srl.: Subsea intallation work for the platform jacket
Sub Contractor:
FoundOcean: Grout the annuli between the jacket sleeves and the piles at The Guendalina Platform
Off-take companies:
Repower Italia SpA