Dunbar Phase II Field Development

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Dunbar Phase II was discovered in North Sea in 1999 and production from

by operator Total Oil Marine.









Dunbar Phase II, UK

Subsea Field Development Data:









Area:

North Sea







Block:

3/8a, 3/8b, 3/14a, 3/14b, 3/14d and 3/15







Country:

UK







Region:

Europe(North)







Operator:

Total Oil Marine







Partners:









Topside Solution:

Dunbar Phase IIJacket









Subsea Solution:









Development Cost:









Oil Gas Reserves:

1.2 billion boe















Dunbar Phase II, Total Oil Marine[/b], - In late 1999, a Poseidon multiphase pump was installed on the Dunbar field, as the final part of Dunbar Phase 2. This will increase recoverability and extend field life.

























The Dunbar Phase II field development by operator Total Oil Marine is located 3/8a, 3/8b, 3/14a, 3/14b, 3/14d and 3/15 in North Sea offshore UK

in water depths of .





Total Oil Marine with its partners started development of the Dunbar Phase II field in 1999.

The recoverable reserves are estimated to 1.2 billion boe. Number of subsea wells are 16. The production year is

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

subsea solution with Dunbar Phase IIJacket topside solution. The development cost is in the order of with an estimated field life of years.



















Dunbar Phase II

Technical Information:





No of Wells:

16





Crude:







Water Depth:







Design Pressure:

138.7 barg





Design Temperature:

110





Field Life:













Dunbar Phase II Project Status:



Daily Production:





Field Status:













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