There are still significant resources left in the ground and we have a world-class infrastructure on the NCS. The Breidablikk development shows how a competent Norwegian petroleum industry keeps developing innovative, cost-effective and future-oriented solutions with good social economy.
The field has reserves of around 30 million standard cubic meters of recoverable oil, approximately 190 million barrels of oil.
The Breidablikk development consists of a subsea solution of 22 oil-producing wells from four subsea templates.
The field is tied back to the Grane platform for processing before the oil is piped to the Sture terminal, from where it will mainly be shipped to Europe. Production will be monitored by high-tech digital tools from our integrated operations centre at Sandsli, ensuring high value creation from the wells.
The Breidablikk field development includes a separate cable for the supply of electric power and fiber optic communication from the Grane platform. This is a relatively new technology that can reduce the costs associated with any further development of the field, in addition to
facilitating the use of docking stations for subsea drones on the seabed.
Breidablikk is being phased in during a period of falling oil production from Grane and will therefore help maintain activity level on the platform.