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Eni makes new discovery in Barents Sea

Eni has made a new offshore oil and gas discovery in the Norwegian Barents Sea. The well 7220/7-3S is located 6 km south of the Johan Castberg area on the Drivis prospect in the PL532 licence. It has confirmed a hydrocarbon column of about 154 metres in Jurassic sandstone. Oil volumes in place are estimated at between 125mn and 140mn barrels. The discovery is part of Eni’s joint venture exploration activity to develop the Johan Castberg field.
 
Statoil is the operator of production licence PL532, with a 50% stake; the remaining shares are held by Eni Norge (30%) and Petoro (20%).

News Item details


Journal title: Petroleum Review

Region: Europe

Countries: Norway -

Subjects: Exploration and production

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