據(jù)離岸能源網(wǎng)站6月29日報道，挪威油氣公司Aker BP周三表示，挪威石油和能源部(MPE)已經(jīng)批準(zhǔn)了Aker BP的9項開發(fā)和運營計劃(PDO)和1項安裝和運營計劃(PIO)。

已批準(zhǔn)的項目包括北海的Symra和Solveig二期項目，挪威海上的Skarv衛(wèi)星項目(SSP）及周邊基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施建設(shè)等。

對于Aker BP來說，這些開發(fā)項目的可采資源總量預(yù)計將超過7億桶油當(dāng)量，平均盈虧平衡價格為每桶35～40美元。

這些開發(fā)項目將使Aker BP的石油和天然氣日產(chǎn)量從2022年的約40萬桶增長到2028年的約52.5萬桶。

在平均油價為每桶65美元的情況下，這些開發(fā)項目將為挪威政府帶來總計1600億挪威克朗的凈稅收，從而為該國福利計劃融資形成積極正向影響，并加強國家支持能源轉(zhuǎn)型的能力。

值得提醒的是，2022年12月16日，Aker BP及其合作伙伴向MPE提交了10份PDO。但今年3月，Aker BP宣布，該公司停止了愛德華格里格地區(qū)的特羅豪根項目。

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原文如下:

Aker BP's Output to Reach 525,000 Barrels per Day by 2028, as Several Offshore Projects Approved

Norwegian oil and gas company Aker BP said Wednesday that the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy (MPE) had approved a total of Aker BP's nine plans for development and operation (PDOs) and one plan for installation and operation (PIO)

The approved projects are the Symra and Solveig Phase 2 in the North Sea, the Skarv Satellite Project (SSP) in the Norwegian Sea tie-backs of the Idun Nord, Alve Nord and ?rn to the Skarv FPSO.; Yggdrasil, which consists of license groups Hugin, Fulla, and Munin in the North Sea, and Valhall PWP-Fenris in the southern part of the North Sea.

The total recoverable resources from these development projects are estimated to be above 700 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) net for Aker BP, with an average break-even price of USD 35-40 per barrel.

These development projects will enable Aker BP’s oil and gas production to grow from around 400,000 barrels per day in 2022 to around 525,000 barrels in 2028.

"With an average oil price of USD 65 per barrel, these development projects will generate net tax payments to the Norwegian state totalling NOK 160 billion in real terms, and thus make an important contribution to financing welfare schemes and strengthen the state’s ability to support the energy transition,"

Worth reminding, on December 16, 2022, Aker BP and its partners submitted ten PDOs to the MPE.In March this year, Aker BP notified the MPD that the company discontinued the Troldhaugen project in the Edvard Grieg area.