North Sea's Rev Field granted life extension

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has approved Repsol’s request for a life extension of the Rev Field in the southern Norwegian North Sea until year-end 2026.
April 26, 2023
Courtesy The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
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Offshore staff

OSLO, Norway – The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has approved Repsol’s request for a life extension of the Rev Field in the southern Norwegian North Sea until year-end 2026.

Rev is in 90 m to 110 m of water in production license 038 C. It was developed via a subsea template with three production wells tied back via a 10-km pipeline to the Armada complex in UK waters.

Production started in 2009.

Source: The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
Status: The estimated volumes have been reduced since the PDO. The field has been producing with very short production periods and long pressure build-up periods since 2013. Changes in the cyclical production frequency have provided longer production forecast from Rev.
Status: The estimated volumes have been reduced since the PDO. The field has been producing with very short production periods and long pressure build-up periods since 2013. Changes in the cyclical production frequency have provided longer production forecast from Rev.

The field produces gas and condensate from Late Jurassic intra-Heather sandstone of Late Jurassic age.

Operator Repsol is 70% owner of the Rev Field, with Petoro holding the remaining 30%.

04.25.2023

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