Wellesley has transferred its 30% interest in PL 810 to Aker BP with effect from 30 October 2017 (reported by the NPD on 2 November 2017). PL 810 is an APA 2015 licence covering 128 sq km over parts of blocks 2/1, 7/12 and 8/10 between Ula, Oda and Tambar. Â  PL 810 contains just a single well, dry hole 7/12-13 S, drilled by Det norske in 2012 when the area was held under PL 450. It targeted Storebjorn - an Upper Jurassic intrapod prospect, dip-closed to the south-east and fault-sealed in all other directions. The Gyda and Ula formations were the main objectives and it was estimated, prior to drilling, to contain reserves of around 96 MMboe. The main risks were reservoir quality, seal to the north-west and source effectiveness. TD was reached at 4,575m in the Middle Triassic and the reservoir section was found to be water-bearing. Faroe Petroleum Norge AS operates PL 810 with a 40% interest. It is partnered by Aker BP ASA (30%) and Centrica Resources (Norge) AS (30%). Â 
Wellesley has transferred its 30% interest in PL 810 to Aker BP. (Faroe Petr. 40% + op, Centrica 30%).  