Alvheim Field Development
 

Alvheim was discovered in North Sea in 1998 and production from 2007

by operator Marathon.









Alvheim, Norway

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

North Sea







Block:

Block 24/6-2







Country:

Norway







Region:

Europe(North)







Operator:

Marathon







Partners:

Marathon Oil Corporation 65%,

ConocoPhillips 20%,

Lundin Petroleum 15%







Topside Solution:

AlvheimFPSO









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:

$350,000,000







Oil Gas Reserves:

250 mmboe















Alvheim, Marathon[/b], - is located in PL203, and extends into neighbouring PL088 and PL036. The field is located on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, west of Haugesund and close to the UK border in 125 meters waterdepth

























The Alvheim field development by operator Marathon is located Block 24/6-2 in North Sea offshore Norway

in water depths of 125 meters

410 feet .





Marathon with its partners started development of the Alvheim field in 1998.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 250 mmboe. Number of subsea wells are 11. The production year is

2007 with a daily production estimate of 80,000 bopd. The Alvheim project is based on a

subsea solution with AlvheimFPSO topside solution. The development cost is in the order of $350,000,000 with an estimated field life of years.



















Alvheim

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

11





Crude:







Water Depth:

125 meters

410 feet





Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Alvheim Project Status:



Daily Production: 80,000 bopd





Field Status:













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