RE: ETAP26 Aug 2020 11:20
Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP)
ETAP ranks as one of the largest and most commercially complex North Sea oil and gas developments of the past 20 years; multiple fields with varying ownership sharing a central processing facility (CPF). BP operates six of the seven ETAP fields; Machar, Madoes, Mirren, Mungo, Monan and Marnock. The non-operated Seagull field (BP ownership share 50%) will be tied back to the ETAP CPF with first production expected in 2021. We are exploring options to develop another new field, Skua, through the ETAP hub.
ETAP came on stream in July 1998 with an estimated production life of 20 years. However, a multi-million-pound investment programme in 2015 secured its future well into the 2030s.
In the two decades of operations, more than 550 million barrels of oil equivalent (gross) have been produced from the BP-operated ETAP fields.
https://www.bp.com/en_gb/united-kingdom/home/where-we-operate/north-sea/north-sea-portfolio.html
So all we need to know is, what's BP's NET production as they appear to range from 83.25% to 6.5% from the fields , what are its net 2P's, also, if BP have resolved their platform produced water handling capacity issue too, anyone ! As I have not got a scooby-doo about its value to BP or us.
TIA