Dagny Oil and Gas Field

+++ Summary Information

Operator: Statoil
Country: Norway
Location: North Sea
Production start:
Partners: Total - 39.54%, Det Norske - 3.3%
Type: Oil & Gas
Estimated Reserves: The recoverable reserves are estimated at 225 million barrels of oil equivalent
Production Volume:

+++ Description

The Dagny field development is a gas, condensate and oil field, located in the Norwegian central part of the North Sea, about 30 kilometres northwest of Sleipner.
The Dagny field will be developed with a fixed platform in a water depth of 116 meters and will be tied into the [[[Sleipner Gas And Condensate Field]]] facilities for gas export with oil being transported by tankers.

+++ Contractors

**Aibel:** FEED study (Front End Engineering Design) for the topsides on the Dagny platform
**Heerema:**
- FEED study of the Dagny jacket
- Engineering, Procurement and Construction of a fixed jacket
**Mærsk Drilling:** Production drilling
**Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME):** Design and construction of the topsides for the Dagny platform
**Aker Solutions:** Detailed engineering services and offshore hook-up and commissioning for the platform

+++ History

1974 - Dagny Oil And Gas Field discovered
2012 - Total acquired a share in the field from ExxonMobil
2012 - The Dagny development plan submitted to the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy
2013 - Heerema awarded contract for jacket
2013 - Topsides contracts awarded

+++ Geology

The reservoir contains oil and gas in the Upper Jurassic Hugin Formation at a depth of about 3 700 metres below sea level.

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