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Bauge field on stream

Monday, April 17 2023

Fossil Energy – Bauge Field

On 8 April production started from the Bauge subsea field in the Norwegian Sea. Bauge is tied back to the recently upgraded Njord platform.

Bauge template picked up by Ocean Installer at Randaberg Industries.
(Photo: Ørjan Richardsen / Equinor)

Recoverable reserves in Bauge are estimated at 50 million barrels of oil equivalent, mainly oil.

Bauge consists of two oil producers in a subsea template, in addition to pipelines and an umbilical connecting the wells to the Njord A platform. The Bauge licensees are Equinor (operator), Wintershall Dea, Vår Energi and Neptune Energy.

The Norwegian content of the Bauge project is well over 90 percent. The wells were delivered faster than planned by Transocean and Schlumberger.

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  2. Njord field upgraded and ready for another 20 years
  3. Equinor makes gas discovery off Norway
  4. Petrogas E&P brings A15 gas field on stream

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