K07-FA

Location

The K07-FA project is located on the Netherlands Continental Shelf, which is part of the North Sea.

Operator

The operator of the K07-FA project is NAM (Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij), a Dutch oil and gas company.

Type of Field

The K07-FA project is associated with gas fields. Specifically, it is part of the K07 gas fields.

Infrastructure

• K07-FA-1: This is an integrated platform, indicating it combines multiple functions such as production, processing, and possibly accommodation facilities.

Development and Operations

• The K07-FA-1 platform was established in 1980, as indicated by the wellhead and other infrastructure developments around that time.
• In addition to the integrated platform, there are satellite wells associated with the K07 field. For example, K7-FB-1 is mentioned as a satellite well, which was developed in 2003.

Licensing

The project operates under a production license. The licensing framework in the Netherlands involves periodic re-evaluations of gas fields, and licenses can be transferred or adjusted based on new data and activities.

Production and Technical Details

• The K07 field is part of the broader gas production activities in the Netherlands Continental Shelf. The production involves standard techniques such as drilling new wells, compression, and deliquification of production wells to prolong production.
• There is no specific mention of oil production in the context of K07-FA, suggesting it is primarily a gas project.

Recent Activities

• While the initial development was in 1980, there have been ongoing activities and updates in the field. For instance, satellite wells and subsea completions have been part of the ongoing development and maintenance of the field.

In summary, the K07-FA project is a gas field development on the Netherlands Continental Shelf, operated by NAM, with an integrated platform and associated satellite wells, and it has been in operation since the 1980s with ongoing maintenance and development activities.