Project Profile
Location: Danish part of the North Sea
Production: 987 boed gross (2011)
Start-up year: -
The Lulita oil and gas field is located in the Danish part of the North Sea, and was discovered in 1992. The reservoir is located in Middle Jurassic sandstone and has been developed with two extended reach wells from the Harald platform. Following processing on Harald, oil/condensate is transported to Gorm via Tyra East. The gas is exported to Tyra East via a separate pipeline. The operator is Maersk Oil & Gas. A multi-client seismic acquisition was conducted across Lulita during second quarter 2011. This new dataset will improve the seismic imaging across the structure, and hence be valuable in the work of identifying possible targets for remaining hydrocarbons. The production from Lulita in 2011 was stable except for planned maintenance and upgrade operations on the host platform Harald due to the tie-in of the new across the border Trym subsea development. The Lulita field produced an average of 987 boed gross in 2011.
Operators:
Maersk Oil: Operator (21.8%)
Noreco
Ineos
Nordsøfonden