document: Lundin spudded an exploration well on the Silfari prospect in PL 830 on 18 October 2018 using the âLeiv Eirikssonâ S/S. The well was a play-opener with targets in the Permian and Jurassic. It had the potential to contain 193 MMboe. 6307/1-1 S is located in the southern part of the Froan Basin to the southeast of Fenja. The Froan Basin is a new core area for Lundin and it maps a number of prospects and leads across PL 830 and neighbouring PL 934. 6307/1-1 S reached TD at 4,114 m (3,796 m TVD) in rocks of unknown age and is a dry hole. Reservoir rocks were not encountered in the Permian and water-wet sands were encountered in a 60 m section of the Tofte Formation. Reservoir quality was good and on 20 December 2018 Lundin was abandoning the well. Â   Fenja, operated by Neptune, consists of the Pil and Bue accumulations which were discovered in 2014. Neptune will develop Pil initially, using a subsea tieback to the Njord A platform. Recoverable reserves are approximately 100 MMboe. The development will use two subsea templates hosting three horizontal producers, two water injectors and a single gas injector. Bue represents upside and will be confirmed by Pil development wells before it is potentially brought into production at a later date. Oil will be processed on Njord A before being transferred to Njord B for onward export via shuttle tanker. Gas will initially be re-injected into the Pil reservoir and will later be exported via Njordâs connection to the Asgard Transport System. According to the impact assessment from June 2017, oil production is expected to peak at approximately 42,000 bo/d in 2023 with gas production expected to peak at approximately 100 MMcf/d between 2025 and 2036. Total investment costs are approximately NOK 10.2 billion (USD 1.22 billion), with first oil scheduled for 2021 and a 16 year life forecast.  PL 830 is operated by Lundin Norway AS which holds a 40% interest. Lundin is partnered by Petoro AS (20%), Equinor Energy AS (20%) and Neptune E&P Norge AS (20%).
summary: Norway (Donna and Halten Terraces (Voring B.)) Fenja