Det norske delivers Ivar Aasen environmental report

Sept. 27, 2012
Det norske has submitted an impact assessment for the Ivar Aasen (ex-Draupne) field development in the northern Norwegian North Sea.

Offshore staff

TRONDHEIM, Norway – Det norske has submitted an impact assessment for the Ivar Aasen (ex-Draupne) field development in the northern Norwegian North Sea.

This forms part of the plan for development and operation which will be submitted by the end of 2012.

Development will be coordinated with Lundin-operatedEdvard Grieg field development, with one platform built for each field. The Edvard Grieg platform will supply the Ivar Aasen field with electric power. A power supply scheme from shore is also under review that would encompass the Ivar Aasen, Edvard Grieg, Dagny, and Johan Sverdrup fields.

Ivar Aasen is about 175 km (109 mi) west of Karmøy.

Det norske’s environmental solutions for Ivar Aasen include reinjection of produced water into the formation. Cost of the development is estimated at $4.22 billion, to be invested during 2013-2018. Start-up is slated for 3Q 2016.

9/27/2012