Harald Oil and Gas Field

Summary Information

• Operator: Maersk
• Country: Denmark
• Location:
• Production start: 1997
• Partners:
• Type: Oil & Gas
• Estimated Reserves:
• Production Volume:

+++ Description

• The Harald Field comprises a combined wellhead and processing platform, Harald A, and an accommodation platform, Harald B. The unprocessed condensate and the processed gas are transported to [[[Tyra Oil And Gas Field | Tyra East]]]. Treated production water is discharged into the sea.

+++ Contractors

• **Stolt Offshore:** Harald Installation
• **Subsea 7:** Harald valve station

+++ History

• 1980 - Lulu discovered
• 1983 - West Lulu discovered
• 1997 - First production

+++ Geology

• The Harald Field consists of two accumulations, Harald East (Lulu) and Harald West (West Lulu), which contain gas mainly.
• The Harald East structure is an anticline induced through salt tectonics. The gas zone is up to 75 m thick.
• The Harald West structure is a tilted Jurassic fault block. The sandstone reservoir is of Middle Jurassic age, and is 100 m thick.

+++ Links

1. Denmark, Producing Fields
2. FoundOcean Europe Subsea References