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First production from North Sea Knarr field

BG Group reports that the Petrojarl Knarr floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel has started production from the Knarr oil field in the North Sea, offshore Norway. The FPSO has been leased from Teekay Corporation. It has a production capacity of 63 000 boe/d and a storage capacity of some 800,000 barrels. The Knarr field, discovered in 2008, has estimated gross recoverable reserves of around 80mn boe, with a production life of at least 10 years. In 2011 the Knarr field was merged with the Knarr West field into an integrated development. New exploration drilling in the licence area is ongoing, in order to help extend the production life further. BG Group is the operator of the field with a 45% working interest. Partners include Idemitsu Petroleum Norge (25%), Wintershall Norge (20%) and DEA Norge (10%).  

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Subjects: Oil, Exploration and production

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