The $1.6-billion West White Rose development calls for a fixed wellhead platform consisting of a concrete gravity structure and an integrated topsides tied back to the SeaRose FPSO via subsea infrastructure.
Offshore staff
CALGARY, Canada – Husky Energy plans to raise its global production by around 100,000 b/d through 2023, the company revealed in its updated five-year plan.
Offshore investments will be directed on growing high-netback gas production offshore China and Indonesia and completing construction of the West White Rose facilities offshore Newfoundland, where first oil is likely late in 2022.
Once subsea installations have been completed at the Liuhua 29-1 field development in the South China Sea, first gas should flow around the end of 2020. Husky has a 75% working interest in the field.
Another target is advancing the MDA-MBH and MDK gas developments offshore Indonesia. First production is now expected in 2021.
