Leman Gas Fields

Summary Information

• Operator: Perenco
• Country: UK
• Location: Southern North Sea
• Production start: 1968
• Partners:
• Type: Gas
• Estimated Reserves:
• Production Volume:

Description

• The field has ceased production
• The Leman complex consists of a large number of platforms
• The Leman Alpha installation produces and processes natural gas from its own wells.
• It imports and processes gas from the remainder of the Leman field platforms, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot and Golf.
• It also imports natural gas and liquids from Corvette, Brigantine (BG and BR), as well as Shamrock and Caravel Offshore Gas Fields.
• East Leman has been developed using nine platforms. All gas is routed to platform 49/27A and then exported to the Bacton Gas Terminal
• Gas from the Camelot Gas Fields and Corvette Field is transported via the Leman platforms

Contractors

• William Press: Leman A Modules construction
• Redpath De Groot: Leman B Modules construction
• HSM Offshore: Compression Module, Jacket, Platform & Process Modules for the Leman Uptime Compression Project
• Grup Servicii Petroliere (GSP): Subsea installations for Leman South

History

• 1968 - Government approval given for development
• 1968 - The eastern sector came on stream
• 2003 - Perenco acquired East Leman from BP
• 2011 - Perenco discovered a new structure South West of Leman 27H platform
• 2012 - Leman South development approved
• 2017 - Decommissioning approved for Leman BH
• 2024 - Decommissioning approved for whole field
• 2024 - RockRose Energy acquired 100% of the field

Links

1. UK Oil and Gas Fields by Approval Date
2. List Of Oil and Gas Production Platforms In The UK
3. UK Oil and Gas Field Approved Decommissioning Programmes
4. International Protective Coatings Platform References
5. FoundOcean Subsea References
6. HSM Offshore Platform References
7. Serimax Pipeline References
8. BP To Sell Southern North Sea Gas Package To Perenco
9. New UK Leman well successfull
10. Viaro Energy signs agreement to take over Shell & ExxonMobil’s UK Southern North Sea assets