Braemar Oil Field

Summary Information

• Operator: RockRose
• Country: UK
• Location: Blocks 16/3b and 16/3c
• Production start: 2003
• Partners: Taqa
• Type: Oil & Gas
• Estimated Reserves:
• Production Volume:

Description

• The field is no longer producing
• Braemar is a gas and condensate reservoir located in UK Continental Shelf Block 16/3c in the Central North Sea some 315 kilometres northeast of Aberdeen in a water depth of approximately 125 meters.
• Gas and condensate is produced from a single subsea wellhead and transported in an insulated pipe-in-pipe flowline to the Marathon-operated East Brae platform 12 kilometers away where the gas and liquids are processed.
• Liquids are delivered from East Brae to the Forties Pipeline System for transportation ashore.
• Gas is transported via the Scottish Area Gas Evacuation (SAGE) Pipeline to the SAGE St Fergus Gas Processing Terminal

Contractors

• -

History

• 1985 - Braemar Oil Field discovered
• 2002 - BP increases its stake
• 2003 - Production starts
• 2002 - Project development approved by UK Government
• 2012 - BP sells the field to Taqa
• 2019 - RockRose Energy acquired Marathon's stake
• 2020 - Approval granted for decommissioning

Links

1. UK Oil and Gas Fields by Approval Date
2. UK Oil and Gas Field Approved Decommissioning Programmes
3. BP and BG agree North Sea asset swap
4. Braemar Field Development Plan Receives DTI Approval
5. BP to Sell Package of Central North Sea Assets to Taqa for $1.1 Billion
6. Marathon Oil Closes on Sale of U.K. Business