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Enoch Oil and Gas Field (P219-Block 16/13a, North Sea)


HISTORY
  • In 1999, ROC purchased oil and gas assets in the UK North Sea, including a 15% interest in the licence containing the UK portion of the Enoch Oil and Gas Field.
  • The field extends into the Norwegian sector and is unitised.  ROC holds a 12% interest in the unitised field.
  • A Field Development Plan was submitted in May 2005 and Government sanction received in July 2005.  A Unitisation and Unit Operating Agreement was finalised in July 2005.
  • The single development well, 16/13a-G, was drilled in Q3 2006.  On production test, the well recorded several flow rates on various choke sizes generally in line with expectations.
  • Pipelaying for the flowline to the Brae platform and topsides construction were completed in late 2006 / early 2007.
  • Production commenced on 31 May 2007.
GEOLOGY
  • The field, located in the Central Graben, has a gas cap.
  • Reservoir:  Palaeocene sands.
  • Trap:  structural closure.
  • High quality oil.
DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES
  • Enoch was developed as a subsea tieback to the Marathon-operated Brae A platform located in the UK continental shelf (some 15km to the northwest).
  • Production is by means of a single, extended length horizontal well with gas lift capability.
  • Oil production is exported via the Forties pipeline network.
JV PARTICIPANTS AND INTERESTS
Roc Oil (GB) Limited 12.00%
Talisman North Sea Limited (Operator) 24.00%
Talisman LNS Limited 1.20%
Dyas UK Limited 14.00%
Dana Petroleum (BVUK) Limited 12.00%
Dana Petroleum (E&P) Ltd 8.80%
Endeavour Energy UK Limited 8.00%
Statoil Hydro ASA 11.78%
Noreco ASA 4.36%
NOIL Energy ASA 2.00%
DONG E&P Norge AS 1.86%

Activity Status
  • Producing.
Project Capital Investment to First Oil
  • £100MM (ROC net £12MM)
Remaining 2P Reserves
  • ROC net 0.7 MMBOE at 31 December 2009.
First Production
  • 31 May 2007
Average Gross Production Rates for Quarter Ending 30 June 2010
  • 3,778 BOPD (ROC net 453 BOPD)