Satellite and aerial maps of Gudrun platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Miller platform , Offshore UK | 24.1 | 235 | |
| Ivar Aasen platform , Offshore Norway | 25.6 | 071 | WI |
| Edvard Grieg platform , Offshore Norway | 29.0 | 090 | ENWE |
| Brae A platform , Offshore UK | 31.7 | 237 | BAF |
| Piper A platform , Offshore UK | 51.4 | 213 | |
| Balder A platform , Offshore Norway | 53.3 | 043 | ENBE |
Gudrun platform |
2014 to present | ||
| 58° 50' 42'' N 1° 44' 36'' E | ||
| Northern North Sea, Block 15/2, Gudrun field, Offshore Norway | ||
| ICAO: ENWG | IATA: | |
Gudrun is a gas / condensate field, discovered in 1974 towards the western edge of the Norwegian Northern North Sea. The reservoir is structurally complex, with oil from the Draupne (Upper Jurassic) and gas from the Hugin (Middle Jurassic) Formations at a depth of c 4.5km. It began producing gas and oil in Apr 2014, both being sent out via the Sleipner A hub but by 2018 volumes were already starting to decline.
Although located in the Norwegian North Sea, Flight Information services are provided by Scottish FIR.
Although located in the Norwegian North Sea, Flight Information services are provided by Scottish FIR.
