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Equinor Begins Section 2 of Subsea Compression Undertaking

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Last updated: 2025/09/29 at 1:16 PM
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Equinor ASA mentioned it has begun section 2 of its Asgard subsea compression undertaking within the Asgard and Mikkel licenses within the Norwegian Sea together with its companions.

The undertaking will assist keep manufacturing from the sector by rising the stress within the pipelines between the wells and the Asgard B platform, Equinor mentioned in a information launch.

Together with section 1, the restoration charge from the Mikkel and Midgard fields is anticipated to extend to 90 %, or a further 306 million barrels of oil equal, due to the compressor plant, the corporate mentioned.

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In 2012, the plan for improvement and operation (PDO) for Asgard subsea compression was authorised by the authorities, and the primary section of Åsgard subsea compression got here on stream in 2015. The sphere got here on stream with Asgard A in 1999 and Asgard B in 2000, in line with the discharge.

Beneath the PDO, Equinor said that there can be a necessity for elevated stress in the long run to compensate for the stress drop within the reservoirs. The primary compressor module in section 2 was changed in 2023, and the second and remaining module has been put in, at a depth of 886 ft (270 meters), the corporate mentioned.

Equinor mentioned that the undertaking is the world’s first facility for fuel compression on the seabed and “the results of in depth technological improvement”.

“On this undertaking, Equinor, along with companions and suppliers, has additional developed and certified the following technology of compressor modules,” Trond Bokn, Equinor’s senior vice chairman for undertaking improvement, mentioned. “The expertise permits us to recuperate extra fuel from producing fields. Good useful resource utilization is necessary to take care of excessive and secure manufacturing from the Norwegian continental shelf”.

“The compressor system has produced stably for ten years with nearly 100% uptime. The system has thus far contributed to elevated worth creation from the sector of about NOK 175 billion,” Randi Hugdahl, Equinor vice chairman for exploration and manufacturing for Åsgard and Kristin, mentioned.

The licensees for Asgard are Equinor Vitality AS as asset operator with 35.01 % curiosity, Petoro AS with 34.53 %, Vår Energi ASA with 22.65 %, and TotalEnergies EP Norge AS with 7.81 %.

The licensees for Mikkel are Equinor Vitality as operator with 43.97 %, Vår Energi with 48.38 %, and Repsol Norge AS with 7.65 %.

Final month, Equinor mentioned the primary carbon dioxide (CO2) has been injected and efficiently saved for the Northern Lights three way partnership.

The three way partnership is equally owned by Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies. Equinor, because the technical service supplier is liable for the development of the Oygarden facility and the offshore services on behalf of the three way partnership, in addition to the operations of the CO2 plant, in line with an earlier assertion.

The injection of CO2 completes section 1 of the event, which has a complete capability of 1.5 million metric tons of CO2 per yr. The CO2 is transported by way of ships from Heidelberg Supplies’ cement manufacturing facility in Brevik after which offloaded and transported by way of a 100-kilometer pipeline and injected into the Aurora reservoir underneath the seabed of the North Sea, in line with the assertion.

The enlargement of Northern Lights builds on present infrastructure and consists of further onshore storage tanks, a brand new jetty, and extra injection wells, Equinor mentioned.

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