Dumbarton Oil Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: Total
- Country: UK
- Location: North Sea
- Production start: 2007
- Partners: Maersk 100%
- Type: Oil
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- Dumbarton is located in blocks 15/20a and 15/20b in the UK North Sea, in 140 meters of water, 225 kilometers north east of Aberdeen
- The field was originally called Donan
- As Donan, it was abandoned in 1997 after producing 15.3 million barrels of oil in five years from its sandstone reservoir through a Single Well Oil Production System (SWOPS). The field was blighted by poor reservoir pressure and it was left with the oil produced containing 70 percent water.
- The field has been developed using six subsea wells tied into the Global Producer III FPSO
- The Lochranza Oil Field and Balloch Oil Field are also tied back to the FPSO
+++ Contractors
- **A&P:** Overhaul of FPSO's turret mooring system and installation of new PAU
- **NKT Flexibles:** Supply of all flexible pipes
- **BiFab:** Sub Sea Manifolds
+++ History
- 1991 - Donan field development approved
- 1997 - The field was abandoned
- 2006 - The DTI has approved the project
- 2007 - Production was restarted
- 2008 - Phase 2 of the project started production
- 2012 - Noble Energy Announces the Sale Of 30% of the field to Maersk
- 2017 - Total acquires Maersk
+++ Geology
+++ Links
- BiFab Subsea References
- UK Oil and Gas Fields by Approval Date
- Dumbarton, NKT Flexibles
- Dumbarton:Breathing new life into an abandoned field
- UK Dumbarton Project Plan Approval
- Noble Energy's North Sea Dumbarton Field Produces First Oil
- Noble Energy Announces Startup Of Phase Two Of Dumbarton Development In The North Sea
- Noble Energy Announces The Sale Of North Sea Assets
- Noble Energy Completes The Sale Of Dumbarton And Lochranza In The North Sea
- Total acquires Maersk Oil for $7.45 billion in a share and debt transaction