Devenick Gas Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: BP
- Country: UK
- Location: 280 km from the coast of Scotland
- Production start: 2012
- Partners: Central North Sea
- Type: Gas
- Estimated Reserves: Total gas in place is estimated at 430 billion standard cubic feet
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- Devenick is a high pressure, high temperature, gas condensate field located approximately 37 km north of the East Brae host platform. The Devenick reservoir sits within blocks 9/24b and 9/29a.
- The field was first discovered in 1983 and a further three appraisal wells were drilled between 1986 and 2001.
- The Devenick project is a subsea tie-back to Marathon Oil’s East Brae platform
- Devenick was developed by two wells (S1 and S2) connected to a subsea manifold.
- Gas from the Harding Oil Field is sent to Devenick via a subsea tie-back
+++ Contractors
- **Technip:** Project management, engineering, fabrication, installation and commissioning of the 33.5 kilometer pipe-in-pipe production pipeline, with 16” carrier pipeline, 3” piggyback methanol line and infield pipelines, comprising various flowlines and umbilicals
- **McNulty Offshore:** Construction and Pre-commissioning of a "Hang Off" Module
- **JP Kenny:** Subsea engineering and package management
- **Nexans:** Supply of four umbilicals; one SSIV (Subsea Isolation Valve) umbilical, one main umbilical and two infield umbilicals
+++ History
- 1983 - The field was first discovered
- 2003 - RWE acquires ENI's stake
- 2010 - The Devenick gas project was approved by the Government
- 2012 - BP Confirms Start-Up of Devenick Gas Project
- 2012 - BP sells the field to Taqa
+++ Geology
+++ Links
- Devenick Module
- RWE Dea announces acquisition of Eni E&P assets in British North Sea
- Technip awarded major BP contracts in the UK North Sea
- Nexans wins major subsea umbilicals contract from BP for North Sea gas field project
- BP Announces Completion of Major Milestone on the £550 Million Devenick Gas Project
- BP Confirms Start-Up of Devenick Gas Project in Central North Sea
- BP to Sell Package of Central North Sea Assets to Taqa for $1.1 Billion
