Neptune Field Development
 

Neptune was discovered in Gulf of Mexico in 1987 and production from

by operator Kerr McGee.









Neptune, USA

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

Gulf of Mexico







Block:

Viosca Knoll block 826







Country:

USA







Region:

America(North)







Operator:

Kerr McGee







Partners:

Kerr McGee 50%,

Ocean Energy 50%







Topside Solution:

NeptuneSPAR









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:

$300,000,000







Oil Gas Reserves:

75 mmboe















Neptune, Kerr McGee[/b], - is in 1,930 feet of water in the Gulf of Mexico's Viosca Knoll block 826. Daily gross production in 2003 was 14,000 barrels of oil and 23 million cubic feet of gas. Kerr-McGee operates Neptune with 50% interest along with the joint partner

























The Neptune field development by operator Kerr McGee is located Viosca Knoll block 826 in Gulf of Mexico offshore USA

in water depths of 578 meters

1,896 feet .





Kerr McGee with its partners started development of the Neptune field in 1987.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 75 mmboe. Number of subsea wells are 7. The production year is

with a daily production estimate of 14,000 bopd. The Neptune project is based on a

subsea solution with NeptuneSPAR topside solution. The development cost is in the order of $300,000,000 with an estimated field life of years.



















Neptune

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

7





Crude:







Water Depth:

578 meters

1,896 feet





Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







Field Life:













Neptune Project Status:



Daily Production: 14,000 bopd





Field Status:













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