Captain Field Development

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Captain was discovered in North Sea in 1977 and production from

by operator ChevronTexaco.









Captain, UK

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

North Sea







Block:

13/22a







Country:

UK







Region:

Europe(North)







Operator:

ChevronTexaco







Partners:

Texaco North Sea UK Company (85%) and the Korea Captain Company Limited (15%).







Topside Solution:

CaptainFPSO









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:









Oil Gas Reserves:

350 million barrels















Captain, ChevronTexaco[/b], - field has undergone a huge Phase II expansion which has increased the 60,000 barrels per day rate to an average plateau rate of 85,000 barrels per day. A new platform was installed to develop the reservoir within the eastern part of the field (Area B).

























The Captain field development by operator ChevronTexaco is located 13/22a in North Sea offshore UK

in water depths of 350 feet.





ChevronTexaco with its partners started development of the Captain field in 1977.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 350 million barrels . Number of subsea wells are 22. The production year is

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

subsea solution with CaptainFPSO topside solution. The development cost is in the order of with an estimated field life of 20 and 25 years.



















Captain

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

22





Crude:







Water Depth:

350 feet





Design Pressure:







Design Temperature:







Field Life:

20 and 25











Captain Project Status:



Daily Production:





Field Status:













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