Satellite and aerial maps of Mariner A platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Beryl A platform , Offshore UK | 27.5 | 099 | KY |
| Bruce PUQ platform , Offshore UK | 38.5 | 063 | |
| Frigg QP platform , Offshore Norway | 65.0 | 059 | OQ |
| Heimdal HMP1 platform , Offshore Norway | 69.7 | 090 | ENHM |
| Odin platform , Offshore Norway | 82.3 | 048 | |
| Ringhorne platform , Offshore Norway | 86.5 | 113 | ENXO |
Mariner A platform |
2019 to present | ||
| 59° 35' 20.77'' N 1° 3' 25.35'' E | ||
| East Shetland Platform, Block 9/11A Mariner Field, Offshore UK |
The Mariner Field was discovered in 1981 c 150km E of Shetland, as an ultra-heavy oil prospect in two Paleocene reservoirs; the Heimdal Sandstone at c 1230m depth and the Maureen Formation at c 1500m depth. The seabed is c 110m deep. The two major owners are Equinor and JX Nippon.
First oil was produced in Aug 2019 and this is piped after dilution to Mariner B, an FSU.
First oil was produced in Aug 2019 and this is piped after dilution to Mariner B, an FSU.
Mariner A platform News |
