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+++ Description | +++ Description | ||
| + | * The field is no longer operational | ||
* Goldeneye was the first development to bring gas ashore from the Outer Moray Firth area | * Goldeneye was the first development to bring gas ashore from the Outer Moray Firth area | ||
| − | * | + | * The Goldeneye field was a normal temperature, normal pressure gas condensate field located in blocks 14/28b, 14/29a, 20/3b and 20/4b of the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) in the central North Sea, approximately 100km North-East of St. Fergus. |
| − | * | + | * The NUI is a 4-leg steel jacket substructure supporting an integrated topsides deck structure. |
| − | * The | + | * There are 5 platform wells for the Goldeneye Platform, though provision had been made for up to 8. |
| − | * | + | * The full well stream was transferred to the dedicated Goldeneye onshore facility co-located at the Shell [[St Fergus Gas Processing Plants | St. Fergus gas terminal]]. |
| − | + | * The [[Atlantic and Cromarty Gas and Condensate Fields]] were controlled via the Goldeneye platform by means of an umbilical and associated equipment | |
| + | * The facilities were to be used for the Peterhead CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) project, but that has been cancelled | ||
+++ Contractors | +++ Contractors | ||
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* 2005 - Talisman acquires Paladin, getting a stake the field | * 2005 - Talisman acquires Paladin, getting a stake the field | ||
* 2006 - Endeavour acquires a 7.5% stake from Talisman | * 2006 - Endeavour acquires a 7.5% stake from Talisman | ||
| − | * 2011 - Petrofac signed an agreement with Shell for the re-development of the Goldeneye gas field | + | * 2011 - Petrofac signed an agreement with Shell for the re-development of the Goldeneye gas field as a potential CO2 storage facility. |
| − | + | * 2019 - Approval granted for decommissioning | |
+++ Geology | +++ Geology | ||
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# [[List Of Oil Production Platforms In The UK]] | # [[List Of Oil Production Platforms In The UK]] | ||
# [[List Of Oil and Gas Production Platforms In The UK]] | # [[List Of Oil and Gas Production Platforms In The UK]] | ||
| + | # [[UK Oil and Gas Field Approved Decommissioning Programmes]] | ||
# [[Kvaerner Platform References]] | # [[Kvaerner Platform References]] | ||
# [[Saipem Europe Pipeline References]] | # [[Saipem Europe Pipeline References]] | ||
Revision as of 14:10, 15 June 2024
Summary Information
- Operator: Shell
- Country: UK
- Location: Central North Sea
- Production start: 2004
- Partners:
- Type: Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- The field is no longer operational
- Goldeneye was the first development to bring gas ashore from the Outer Moray Firth area
- The Goldeneye field was a normal temperature, normal pressure gas condensate field located in blocks 14/28b, 14/29a, 20/3b and 20/4b of the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) in the central North Sea, approximately 100km North-East of St. Fergus.
- The NUI is a 4-leg steel jacket substructure supporting an integrated topsides deck structure.
- There are 5 platform wells for the Goldeneye Platform, though provision had been made for up to 8.
- The full well stream was transferred to the dedicated Goldeneye onshore facility co-located at the Shell St. Fergus gas terminal.
- The Atlantic and Cromarty Gas and Condensate Fields were controlled via the Goldeneye platform by means of an umbilical and associated equipment
- The facilities were to be used for the Peterhead CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) project, but that has been cancelled
+++ Contractors
- **Kvaerner:** Jacket and Piles
- **Saipem:** Subsea Pipelines - EPIC
+++ History
- 2002 - Project development approved by UK Government
- 2002 - Centrica acquired Eni's interest in the field
- 2004 - First Gas Produced
- 2005 - Talisman acquires Paladin, getting a stake the field
- 2006 - Endeavour acquires a 7.5% stake from Talisman
- 2011 - Petrofac signed an agreement with Shell for the re-development of the Goldeneye gas field as a potential CO2 storage facility.
- 2019 - Approval granted for decommissioning
+++ Geology
+++ Links
- List Of Oil Production Platforms In The UK
- List Of Oil and Gas Production Platforms In The UK
- UK Oil and Gas Field Approved Decommissioning Programmes
- Kvaerner Platform References
- Saipem Europe Pipeline References
- Eni increases its interest in the Liverpool Bay fields and disposes of other non core North Sea assets
- Talisman to Acquire Paladin Resources Plc for Pounds Sterling 1,218 Million 'C$2,521 Million'
- Royal launch for Goldeneye
- Talisman Energy Rationalizes North Sea Assets
- Petrofac and Shell Agree Partnership for North Sea CCS Project
