ENTERING A NEW PHASE AS OPERATOR Martin Borthne Director, Operations & Projects Total E&P Norge AS Norwegian Operators Conference 2015
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TOTAL IN NORWAY
TOTAL REVENUES
MILLION NOK
NET AVERAGE DAILY PRODUCTION THOUSAND BOE
42 624
242
OPERATING PROFIT MILLION NOK
RESERVES OF OIL AND GAS
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Approx. 11% of the global Total Group production
MILLION BOE
958 2
OUR RESPONSE IN FOUR WORDS
Safety
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Delivery
Cost
Cash
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THE MARTIN LINGE FIELD DEVELOPMENT
Production platform with 21 well slots. LQ with 95 beds (normal POB ~ 20). Total weight ~ 22,000 tons. 8-leg jacket, ~ 16,000 tons in 115 water depth
FSO (converted tanker) Storage capacity ~ 600 kbbl Onshore power substation (Kollsnes)
Drilling rig
162 km AC power / fiber optic cable
Flowlines + power P/F FSO
Oil reservoir (Frigg) ~ 1,700 m / 22 °API
70 km 24” Pipe line to FUKA network with subsea tie in. 10 wells: 3 oil / 1 water injection Plateau @ ~ 100 kboe/d Total, op. Petoro Statoil
/ 6 gas
Gas reservoir (Brent) ~ 3600 m – 3850 m 136°C / 749 bars
51% 30% 19% Onshore operations center
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General
General
OOC /CCR
Kollsnes Power Supply
ComEx 11-2011
PDO approval 06-2012
Construction start 02-2013
Construction start 08-2013
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2012
Jacket
First steel cutting 08-2012
SURF
Start fabrication of GEP 03-2013
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2013
FSO
FSO model test 08-2013
Jacket
1st rollup 12-2013
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SURF
Delivery of FUKA Wye structure 02-2014
Topside
Steel cutting Korea 04-2014
OOC
OOC building complete 06-2014
Kollsnes
Critical items at site 10-2014
2014
Jacket
Jacket
Ready for loadout 05-2014
Installation /Launch 06-2014
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Jack-up rig
SURF
FUKA tie-in 06-2014 GEP pipelay complete 08-2014
Maersk Intrepid on location 08-2014
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MAIN MARTIN LINGE PROJECT LOCATIONS
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Most of the activities in Europe And some in Asia as well
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Topside
Start LQ erection 01-2015
Topside
Topside
Topside
FAT Gas-compressors 03-2015
Erection start (U&P) 08-2015
LQ move (levels 1-5) 08-2015
2015
Kollsnes Power Supply
Facilities completion 05-2015
SURF
SURF
FSO
PFS cable installed 04&05-2015
Flowlines installed 06-2015
FSO arrival Remontowa 09-2015
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE OIL RESERVOIR COMPLETED
Completed: • 3 oil wells • 1 water injection well • Very good productivity from the ”Frigg level” oil reservoir Continued drilling: • Gas wells
Recoverable reserves: • New est.: 199 mboe PDO: 189 mboe
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MARTIN LINGE SUBSURFACE 29/6-1
29/9-1 30/7-8R
Martin Linge Frigg Oil H
30/7-2
30/4-2
Pilot & Drain
- Depth upper Frigg: 1705 – 1758m 30/7-6R
- Frigg Fm. Unconsolidated Sand 5 Darcy - Oil quality: 4.9 cP / 22 ºAPI / TAN: 3.5 -3 oil producers + 1 PWRI
Martin Linge West and Central - 2 gas wells
HildOil Oil (Frigg Fm) ML
Hild West ML West
Herja Herja
MLEast East Hild HildCentral Central ML
Gunn N Gunn N
Gunn W Gunn W
Martin Linge East Brent - Depth top Brent: 3600 – 3850m - Pressure: 749 bar @ 3815m TVDSS - Temp: 136o C - 4 gas wells
Gunn GunnSS
N
UPSIDES B
Svava Svava
Hild South ML South
•Several prospects at both Brent and Eocene level. •Potentital future tie-ins
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The Martin Linge platform: 21 slots Core development initially for 11 wells (now 9 + Herja) 10 slots for prospects and contingencies Norwegian Operators Conference 2015
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Topside
SURF
Topside
Block erection utility & process complete 02-2016
Risers structures complete 04-2016
LQ completion 05-2016
Topside
Start commissioning (U&P) 08-2016
2016
Mooring
Delivery mooring system 01-2016 Norwegian Operators Conference 2015
Mooring
SURF
FSO
Mooring & buoy installation
Riser system installation
FSO leaving Remontowa 10-2016
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Topside
Sailaway Korea 03-2017
Topside
Heavy lift 05-2017
Topside
Topside
Start hook-up & comm. 06-2017
Gas Export 01-2018
2017
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SURF
FSO
Cable pull-in and hook up
FSO installation 10-2017
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A NEW AND INNOVATIVE OPERATING PHILOSOPHY
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Integrated operations concept
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Real-time monitoring through advanced solutions
Collaboration room Situation rooms
Onshore Operation Centre Low manning offshore during routine operations
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Modular, standardized design
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Integrated supply chain
Drilling center Central control room Logistics center
Platform
FSO
Logistic Base
KPS
Condition-based and predictive maintenance on campaign basis
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Group + vendors Support
MAINTENANCE PHILOSOPHY
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Maintenance offshore
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Critical areas for operational efficiency:
Repair onshore No job delay due to logistics
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Stock and logistics management Platform maintenance and inspection High accountability of assets required (equipment locations, tools, spares etc.)
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Supply Chain and Operations Tracking (SCOT)
Asset Lifecycle Information Visualization (Viztool) Digitally Enhanced Mobile Operations Network (DEMON)
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MAINTENANCE AND MODIFICATIONS CONTRACTS
Operations and projects
Modifications and projects
Field operations IKM General maintenance
Specific maintenance
Small modifications
IKM, vendors, others
Fabric maintenance
Modifications contract(s)
Projects
IKM, others
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EXPLORATION WELLS • Uptonia • Solaris
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