CNOOC starts up two oil projects offshore China

CNOOC has brought onstream two oilfield developments offshore China.

Offshore staff

HONG KONG, China — CNOOC has brought onstream two oilfield developments offshore China.

The Bozhong 28-2 South Oilfield Second Adjustment Project is in 21 m water depth in the southern Bohai Sea.

Main production facilities include a central platform and a water-injection subsea pipeline. CNOOC plans to commission 13 production wells and eight water injectors, and to deliver peak production of about 7,600 bbl/d of crude next year.

In the eastern South China Sea, the company has started up the Lufeng 12-3 Oilfield Development Project in water depths of about 240 m.

Here, the facilities include a wellhead platform and a newbuild, 100,000-t `intelligent’ FPSO, and eventually 13 production wells. The project should reach peak output of about 29,500 bbl/d in 2024.

SK earthon operates Lufeng 12-3 Oilfield with a 39.2% interest, with CNOOC holding the remaining 60.8%.

09.25.2023

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