Serica Energy has resumed oil production from several wells connected to the Triton FPSO, marking a key step in its 2025 operating schedule. The UK company has averaged production of 20,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day net over the past two weeks, a figure that will increase with the progressive integration of new wells.
Production at Triton FPSO proceeding according to plan
In line with the plan, Serica has initiated the start-up of wells in the Bittern field (64.6 % interest), followed by Evelyn and Gannet E, both 100% operated by the company. Guillemot West, in which it holds a 10% interest, has also been included in this restart stage. Guillemot North West and new wells at Evelyn are expected to come on production for the first time in the next few days.
[post_relacionado]Prior to the scheduled maintenance of the Bruce Hub, which began on August 16 and will last about 12 days,Serica’s total production exceeded 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Despite this technical shutdown, the company maintains its annual guidance between 33,000 and 35,000 boepd, reinforcing its commitment to operational stability.
North Sea consolidation strategy
With a presence in centers such as Bruce, Keith, Rhum and the infrastructure of the Triton FPSOinfrastructure, Serica consolidates its position as one of the most important players in the UK’s offshore offshore production in the UK.. In addition, it maintains a dual strategy focused on the development of current assets and the active search for acquisition opportunities to strengthen its portfolio in the long term.
The technical information has been validated by Fergus Jenkins, technical vice president of Serica Energy, who has more than 25 years of experience in hydrocarbon exploration and production. His approval underlines the reliability of the published data and the company’s rigorous approach to operational matters.
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