Sakhalin II Field Development
 

Sakhalin II was discovered in Sea of Okhotsk in 1986 and production from

by operator Sakhalin energy investment company (SEIC).









Sakhalin II, Russia

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

Sea of Okhotsk







Block:









Country:

Russia







Region:

Asia







Operator:

Sakhalin energy investment company (SEIC)







Partners:









Topside Solution:

Sakhalin IIFSO









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:









Oil Gas Reserves:

1 billion barrels,14 trillion cubic feet of gas















Sakhalin II, Sakhalin energy investment company (SEIC)[/b], - consists of the development of the Odoptu field (oil and gas, discovered in 1977) and the Chayvo field (mainly gas, discovered in 1979). The large Arkutun Dagi field was found in 1989.

Sakhalin II will drain the Piltun Astokhskoye field.

























The Sakhalin II field development by operator Sakhalin energy investment company (SEIC) is located in Sea of Okhotsk offshore Russia

in water depths of .





Sakhalin energy investment company (SEIC) with its partners started development of the Sakhalin II field in 1986.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 1 billion barrels,14 trillion cubic feet of gas. Number of subsea wells are 8. The production year is

with a daily production estimate of . The Sakhalin II project is based on a

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



















Sakhalin II

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

8





Crude:







Water Depth:







Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







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Sakhalin II Project Status:



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