Equinor makes oil and gas discovery at Tyrihans field offshore Norway 21 Apr 2021 (Last Updated April 21st, 2021 16:43)
Equinor and partners have made oil and gas discovery at the Tyrihans field in the Norwegian Sea.
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The well 6407/1-A-3 BH was drilled using the Transocean Norge drilling rig. Credit: wasi1370 / Pixabay.
Equinor and partners have made oil and gas discovery at the Tyrihans field in the Norwegian Sea.
The discovery was made during the drilling of the exploration well 6407/1-A-3 BH from subsea template A at the Tyrihans North field.
According to estimates, the discovery holds between 19 million and 26 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of recoverable resources.
New oil and gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea
Recoverable resources so far have been estimated at between three million and 4.2m standard cubic metres of oil equivalent
Image: Equinor
New oil and gas discovery has been announced by Equinor and partners Total E&P Norge and Vår Energi in the Norwegian Sea.
They have struck oil and gas in a new segment in the Tyrihans field, with recoverable resources so far estimated at between three million and 4.2 million standard cubic metres of oil equivalent.
That corresponds to between 19 million and 26 million barrels of oil equivalent.
The Tyrihans field is located in the middle of the Norwegian Sea, around 25 kilometres south-east of the Åsgard field and 220 kilometres north-west of Trondheim.
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