NEO Energy About Operations ESG Media Careers Contact Central North Sea NEO operates and holds interests in high quality UK North Sea assets offering organic growth opportunities, including infill drilling and development of discoveries close to existing infrastructure. We aim for a balanced portfolio of production, development and low risk exploration assets. Here you can explore NEO’s assets in the Southern North Sea. Central North Sea back to full map view Operated/Non-operated Development Affleck Affleck was discovered by Shell in 1975. The primary reservoir is Tor chalk formation with a small gas cap. The field was developed via two horizontal production wells tied back to the then Maersk-operated Janice field, 28 kilometres to the west. Oil was routed via Janice into the Norpipe pipeline, and Gas was routed via the Clyde platform and onwards to the Fulmar gas line to St Fergus. The Affleck field ceased production in May 2016 and the Affleck wells have remained closed in since then after producing a total of 4.3mmbblofoil. Work is currently ongoing to assess host options for the redevelopment of the Affleck field with a tie-back to two potential host facilities. The redevelopment would make use of the existing infrastructure still in place at Affleck. Partner: Repsol Sinopec 33.33% First production: 2009 (ceased production) License: P255 Block: 30/19a Sector: Central North Sea, six kilometres from the UK/Norway median line Hydrocarbons: Oil & Gas (ceased production) Alba Alba is a heavy oil field. Its facilities include a fixed steel platform (the Alba Northern Platform), and a Floating Storage Unit, the first to be purpose built for the UK sector of the North Sea. NEO equity: 17% Partners: Waldorf 25.68%, Ithaca Energy 23.37%, Mitsui E & P 13.3%, Spirit Energy 12.65%, EnQuest 8.0% Operator: Ithaca Energy First production: 1994 License: P213 Block: 16/26a Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 138 metres Bacchus Bacchus is a subsea tie-back to the Forties field via Forties Alpha. Oil exported to FPS. NEO equity: 20% Partners: Apache 50%, Waldorf Production 30% Operator: Apache First production: 2012 Block: 22/6c Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 106m Balloch Part of the Quad 15 area, the Balloch field is tied back to the Global Producer III (GPIII) FPSO via subsea manifolds. NEO equity: 100% Operator: NEO Energy First production: 2013 License: P1041 Block: 15/20a Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Boa The Boa field was developed as part of the wider Alvheim area development, with four subsea development wells tied-back to the Alvheim FPSO. NEO equity: 11.4% Partners: Aker BP 57.6%, ConocoPhillips 17.7%, Lundin 13.3% (in Norway Block) Operators: Aker BP (Norway), NEO Energy (UK) First production: 2008 License: P90, P631 Block: UK Blocks 9/15a & 9/15b and Norway Block 24/6 Sector: North Sea, straddling Norway/UK median line Hydrocarbons: Oil & Gas Water depth: 122 metres Britannia Britannia field is produced by 37 wells from the main platform and a further xx from the subsea centre. Facilities comprise a fixed steel platform incorporating drilling rig linked by bridge to a satellites processing platform. Gas is exported to SAGE system St Fergus and liquids to Forties FPS. NEO equity: 8.97% Partners: Chrysaor 56.85%, Ithaca 32.68% Operator: Chrysaor First production: 1998 Block: 15/29a, 15/30a, 16/26a, 16/27a,16/27b Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Gas & Condensate Water depth: 138m Dumbarton Part of the Quad 15 area, the Dumbarton field is tied back to the Global Producer III (GPIII) FPSO via subsea manifolds. NEO equity: 100% Operator: NEO Energy First production: 2007 License: P735, P1041 Block: 15/20a 15/20b Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil ETAP Mungo is a satellite normally unmanned platform to ETAP CPF and Monan is a subsea tie-back to the ETAP CPF. The CPF processes fluids from Marnock, Machar, Mungo, Monan, Mirren and Madoes. In future, Seagull (operated by Neptune) will also flow through the CPF. Oil from the CPF is exported to Forties Pipeline system and gas exported via CATS to Teeside. NEO equity: Mungo 12.65%, Monan 12.65% & CPF 4.76% Partners: BP 87.35% (Mungo & Monan), BP 95.0001% (ETAP CPF), Shell 0.1197% (ETAP CPF) Operator: BP First production: CPF (1998) & Mungo & Monan (1998) Block: Mungo 23/16a, Monan 22/20d Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 84-100m Finlaggan Finlaggan is a 2 well tie back to Britannia platform. Gas is exported to SAGE system, St Fergus and liquids exported to Forties FPS. NEO equity: 100% Operator: Neo Energy First production: Q4 2021 Block: 21/5c Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Gas Condensate Water depth: 138m Flyndre Flyndre is a producing cross border UK-Norway field. Developed as a single well development tied back via a 25km pipe in pipe flowline to the Clyde platform. NEO equity: 65.94% Partners: Repsol Sinopec 26.98%, Total Norway 6.255%, Petrolia 0.825% Operator: NEO Energy License: P79, P255 Block: 30/14a & 30/13a Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Golden Eagle The Golden Eagle Area Development (GEAD) consists of the Golden Eagle, Solitaire and Peregrine oil fields. The development contains a wellhead platform, and a production, utility and quarters (PUQ) platform, which are connected by a 70m bridge. NEO equity: 31.56% Partners: CNOOC 36.54%, ONE-Dyas 5.21%, Suncor 26.69% Operator: CNOOC First production: 2014 License: P300, P928 Block: 14/26a & 20/1 Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 104m Lochranza Part of the Quad 15 area, the Lochranza field is tied back to the Global Producer III (GPIII) FPSO via subsea manifolds. NEO equity: 100% Operator: NEO Energy First production: 2010 License: P1041, P1464 Block: 15/20a 15/20c Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Scott The Scott field is located on the southern flank of the Witch Ground Graben in the Outer Moray Firth basin. Scott was developed as a twin steel platform complex, with platform drilling covering 28 slots. NEO equity: 5.16% Partners: CNOOC 41.89%, Dana Petroleum 20.65%, Edison 10.47%, MOL 21.83% Operator: CNOOC First production: 1993 License: P185, P218 Block: 15/21a Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 132m Telford The Telford field produces via a 10 km subsea tie-back to the Scott platform. NEO equity: 2.36% Partners: CNOOC 80.40%, Edison 15.65%, MOL 1.59% Operator: CNOOC First production: 1991 License: P185, P218 Block: 15/21a Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 132m West Teal West Teal is a single well oil discovery in Upper Jurassic Fulmar sandstones. Field development plan in preparation. NEO equity: 30% Partner: Anasuria Hibiscus UK Ltd 70% Operator: Anasuria Hibiscus First production: N/A Block: 21/24d Sector: Central North Sea Hydrocarbons: Oil Water depth: 89m Operations Northern North Sea Central North Sea Southern North Sea Access to Infrastructure Decommissioning Supply Chain Code of Conduct Anti-Corruption Policy Modern Slavery Statement Data Privacy Policy HSE Policy Accessibility Privacy & Cookies Disclaimer 2021 Copyright NEO Energy All rights reserved Website by BRIGHTER*IR