Mad Dog Drilling Unit Field Development
 

Mad Dog Drilling Unit was discovered in Gulf of Mexico in 1998 and production from 2001

by operator BP.









Mad Dog Drilling Unit, USA

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

Gulf of Mexico







Block:

825, 826 and 782







Country:

USA







Region:

America(North)







Operator:

BP







Partners:

BP 60.5%, BHPBilliton 23.9%, Unocal 15.6%







Topside Solution:

Mad Dog Drilling UnitSPAR









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:

$1.54 billion







Oil Gas Reserves:

200 to 450 million barrels of oil















Mad Dog Drilling Unit, BP[/b], - field is located in Western Atwater Foldbelt, Gulf of Mexico, approx. 190 miles south of New Orleans. The nominal water depth is 4,500ft and the field runs along the Sigsbee Escarpment.

























The Mad Dog Drilling Unit field development by operator BP is located 825, 826 and 782 in Gulf of Mexico offshore USA

in water depths of 4,500ft.





BP with its partners started development of the Mad Dog Drilling Unit field in 1998.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 200 to 450 million barrels of oil. Number of subsea wells are 12. The production year is

2001 with a daily production estimate of 100,000 barrels. The Mad Dog Drilling Unit project is based on a

subsea solution with Mad Dog Drilling UnitSPAR topside solution. The development cost is in the order of $1.54 billion with an estimated field life of years.



















Mad Dog Drilling Unit

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

12





Crude:







Water Depth:

4,500ft





Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Mad Dog Drilling Unit Project Status:



Daily Production: 100,000 barrels





Field Status:













Check back frequently for updated subsea oil and gas project info.







var txt = "Bookmark the Subsea Oil and Gas Directory";

var url = "index.htm"/*tpa=http://İnternet Adresi: www.subsea.org/*/;

var who = "Subsea Oil and Gas Directory - All Subsea Information";

var ver = navigator.appName;

var num = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);

if ((ver == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")