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    1. Subsea

    Havtil authorizes use of North Sea Tyrving subsea structures

    Aug. 19, 2024
    Aker BP has permission from Havtil to use new subsea facilities at the Tyrving Field in the central Norwegian North Sea.
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    Courtesy Aker BP
    The Tyrving is being developed as a subsea tieback to the Alvheim FPSO.
    The Tyrving is being developed as a subsea tieback to the Alvheim FPSO.

    Aker BP has permission from the Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority (Havtil) to use new subsea facilities at the Tyrving Field in the central Norwegian North Sea.

    Tyrving comprises the Trine and Trell discoveries, 5 km apart in 120 m water depth. Both are tied back to the Alvheim Field center, 20 km to the west.

    Production from the horizontal wells is due to start in 2025.

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    Courtesy Aker BP
    Trell Trine
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    Alvheim FPSO
    Courtesy Aker Solutions
    Trell
    Courtesy Aker BP
    Aker BP (operator) and license partners Petoro and LOTOS Exploration & Production Norge submitted a plan for development and operation for Trell and Trine to the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.