In an area free of ice, off the coast of Norway, Eni has started production at Goliat, the first oil field to begin production in the Barents Sea. Goliat has been developed using the largest and most sophisticated cylindrical floating production and storage unit (FPSO) in the world, built using the most advanced technologies to address the technical and environmental challenges linked to operations in an Arctic environment, with a capacity of 1 million barrels of oil. Daily output will reach 100,000 barrels of oil per day (65,000 bopd net to Eni) and will take place using a subsea system consisting of 22 wells (17 of which are already completed), of which 12 are production wells, 7 serve to inject water into the reservoir and three for injecting gas. Goliat uses the most advanced technological solutions to minimise the environmental impact, thanks to shore-based power supplies and the ‘zero discharge’ operational concept.
The floating unit Sevan 1000, built in the Ulsan Hyundai shipyard in Korea, is the largest and most sophisticated cylindrical FPSO unit ever built. It was designed by a Norwegian company to cope with the Arctic conditions of the Barents Sea, integrating a number of revolutionary innovations in design to ensure safe and stableoperations.
In a ice-free area in the Barents Sea off Norway, Eni starts production of Goliat: the first oil field to start production in the Barents Sea. Goliat was developed through FPSO the largest and most sophisticated floating cylindrical production and storage vessel in the world. The Unit has a capacity ...
production, development and exploration activities and licences in Norwegian waters
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Eni offices and contacts in Norway
Exploration & Production
Eni has been operating in Norway
"Industrial Class" apprenticeship programme, Eni has placed 48 apprentices with suppliers of the Goliat project. In addition, the partnership with the "Petro Arctic" network has made it possible to promote
resources were discovered, at a unit cost of $0.6/boe. The exploration resources discovered over the last 3 years consequently amount to 3.4 billion boe at a unit cost of $1/boe. Exploration activities are [...] resources of 1.1 billion boe in 2016, at a unit cost of ...
billion boe of additional resources at a cost of 0.6 $/boe. Additions to the Company's resources backlog were 3.4 billion boe in the last three years, at a cost of 1 $/boe. Promising new prospects to be [...] lower non-recurring gains in G&P weighted for 0.6 ...
organic portfolio, thanks to the quality
and standing of our conventional assets and the design-to-cost approach of our new
operating model.
Upstream Production: CAGR
+3% per year Exploration: new discoveries
[...] target high levels of income generation through sustainable growth in the upstream sector and improved cost efficiency; and by ...
Organically-developed conventional upstream projects, with a large resource base and a competitive cost structure
Increasing and enhancing the use of discovered resources to improve cash generation
Main [...] the carbon footprint and the gradual elimination of routine gas flaring.
Large projects at low unit cost
The upstream development model will continue ...
the 3.4 billion boe discovered over the last 3 years, 1.1 billion were discovered in 2016, at a unit cost of $0.6 boe.
Production : production reached a record 1.86 million bbl/day in the last quarter
Organic [...] historical record for Eni.
E&P efficiency target : Eni ...
2015 Goliat Field Trip
2015 Goliat Field Trip
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Stories and People Goliat: production start-up In an ice-free zone, off the coast of Norway, Eni begins production at Goliat: the
first oil reservoir to enter production in the Barents Sea.
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