Ketch Gas Field
		
		
		
		
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Summary Information
- Operator: DNO
 - Country: UK
 - Location: southern North Sea
 - Production start: 1999
 - Partners:
 - Type: Gas
 - Estimated Reserves:
 - Production Volume:
 
Description
- The field is no longer producing
 - The development utilises a single small steel unmanned platform
 - Gas is transported to the Theddlethorpe Gas Processing Plant via the Caister-Murdoch System (“CMS”) infrastructure
 
Contractors
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History
- 1997 - Project development approved by UK Government
 - 1999 - First gas produced
 - 2005 - Tullow acquired 100% stake in the field
 - 2006 - The Ketch-7 well brought into production
 - 2014 - Faroe acquired a 60% stake
 - 2019 - DNO acquired Faroe and became a partner
 - 2019 - Approval granted for decommissioning
 
Geology
Links
- List Of Oil and Gas Production Platforms In The UK
 - UK Oil and Gas Field Approved Decommissioning Programmes
 - UK Government Approves Development of Two Exxon/Shell North Sea Gas Fields
 - Tullow Completes Schooner and Ketch Transaction
 - Tullow to Acquire Shell and ExxonMobil Interests in Schooner and Ketch Fields and Associated Acreage
 - Schooner and Ketch Redevelopment Update
 - Sale of UK gas assets
 - Tullow Oil completes partial sale of UK Schooner and Ketch gas assets
 - DNO to make cash offer for all shares of Faroe Petroleum plc