Broom Oil Field

The field was developed as a sub sea tie-back to the Heather platform, which is situated 7km to the east of Broom
The field was previously known as West Heather & North Terrace
- The West heather structure was developed with three production wells and two water injection wells
- The North Terrace structure was developed with two production wells and one water injection well.

**GlobalSanatFe:** Drilling and well testing
**Kvaerner Oilfield Products:** supply and install a fully integrated system of subsea Christmas trees and control systems
**Technip:** design, fabrication and installation of a pipe-in-pipe production flowline(1) which will be trenched and backfilled. The work also includes a subsea structure, spoolpiece(2) tie-ins, repositioning of a flexible riser(3) and rockdumping for upheaval buckling

2002 - Positive test drilling completed
2002 - Challenger Minerals & Palace Exploration Company farm in to the field
2003 - DNO announce that the West Heather and North Terrace oil accumulations, are to be defined as a single Field
2003 - Application made to Department of Trade and Industry
2003 - Kvaerner Oilfield Products won a contract to supply and install a fully integrated system of subsea Christmas trees and control systems
2003 - Lundin acquired the field from DNO
2004 - First oil production
2005 - Phase 2 Development Successfully Completed
2010 - Technip awarded augmentation pipeline contract
2010 - Enquest becomes owner following demerger from Lundin
2013 - MOL acquires a stake from Wintershall
2022 - MOL agrees to sell its stake to Waldorf

+++ Geology

The lower part of the reservoir section of the field is in the Broom Formation of the Middle Jurassic Brent Group

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