i3 plans Liberator development

OE Staff
Monday, January 16, 2017

The UK’s i3 Energy is planning to list on the stock market after acquiring the UK North Sea Liberator oil discovery, which it hopes to potentially bring to development this year.

Liberator is immediately adjacent to the producing Blake field, 2km from the Blake field’s drill center. The field was discovered in 2013, in Lower Cretaceous Captain Sands of similar quality to the Blake field.

A field development plan is being finalized for final regulatory approval and is undergoing evaluation by independent engineering evaluators as part of i3’s plan to publicly list the company on the London Stock Exchange. i3 says it is also working with the supply chain with plans to potentially start operations this year.

The discovery well proved a 1.5 to 2.5 Darcy reservoir with 28% porosity containing 30.3° API oil with 1.9 centipoise viscosity and an established oil water contact that maps a potential column of oil ranging from 24-80ft within an elongate four-way structure at a depth of approximately 5250ft true vertical depth subsea.

Categories: Europe North Sea

Related Stories

Northern Lights CCS Fleet Set for Next Stage with Latest LCO2 Carrier Arrival

Eni’s Second Quarter Profit Hits Three-Year High

Saipem Cuts Earnings Outlook as Middle East Costs Rise

Current News

Allseas to Install Key Piece of Subsea Pipeline for Canadian LNG Project

Northern Lights CCS Fleet Set for Next Stage with Latest LCO2 Carrier Arrival

Borr Drilling's Mexican JV Expands Fleet with Five Jack-Ups

Eni’s Second Quarter Profit Hits Three-Year High

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News