East Shetland Basin, Block 30/7 Martin Linge field, Offshore Norway
60.491617, 2.057261
Location
Tracking
Nearby Locations
| Km | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Oseberg Alpha platform |
ENOA | 42.2 | 090° |
| Odin platform |
46.5 | 173° | |
 Ninian Central platform |
NC | 51.7 | 322° |
| Oseberg Charlie platform |
ENOC | 58.0 | 077° |
| Brent Alpha platform |
63.4 | 343° | |
| Brent Bravo platform |
65.7 | 343° |
The Kvitebjørn gas and condensate field was discovered in 1978 in the East Shetland Basin near the Median Line with the UK.
The 30/7 platform was established in 115m of water. The main production comes from the Middle Jurassic Brent Group sandstone (Tarbert Formation), from c 4000m depth. The gas and condensate is uploaded to a nearby FSO tanker.
The 30/7 platform was established in 115m of water. The main production comes from the Middle Jurassic Brent Group sandstone (Tarbert Formation), from c 4000m depth. The gas and condensate is uploaded to a nearby FSO tanker.
