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来源：Offshore Energy 2026-08-26

翻译：国际海事信息网 李姿熠 张运鸿

 

        Aker BP已比原计划提前一年，从Skarv卫星项目（SSP）开始产油。该项目包括Alve Nord、Idun Nord和Ørn三个油田，位于挪威海北部Skarv油田附近。这三个油田被开发为三个独立的海底工程，每个工程包括一个海底模板和两口回接至FPSO Skarv的生产井。

 

        Aker BP首席执行官Karl Johnny Hersvik评论道：“Skarv卫星项目投产是Aker BP的一个重要里程碑。通过一个单一集成项目，我们使三个新油田同时投产，比原计划提前了一年。这充分展示了我们的员工、联盟伙伴和供应商之间紧密协作所能取得的成果。我要感谢每一位做出贡献的人。

 

        “Skarv卫星项目加强了我们最重要的生产区域之一，并将在未来许多年内创造可观价值。随着SSP的投产，我们现在已经交付了2022年批准的全部海底回接项目组合。这些项目安全交付，质量高，成本控制有力，且按计划或提前完成。这是整个组织及我们的合作伙伴都可以引以为傲的成就。”

 

        该公司强调，这些开发项目代表了约1.2亿桶油当量的可采资源，通过提高灵活性和延长Skarv周边基础设施的使用寿命，支持进一步的价值创造。据该挪威运营商称，这三个油田的CO₂强度较低，约为每桶油当量4.5公斤CO₂，这得益于对现有基础设施的有效利用。

 

        该项目采用Aker BP的联盟模式执行，与供应商和联盟伙伴密切合作，包括OneSubsea、Subsea7、Aker Solutions和Halliburton，以及钻井阶段的Saipem。

 

        该运营商强调，共享基础设施和协调的项目执行使三个开发项目之间的资源利用更加高效，约60%的项目交付物来自挪威供应商，为当地带来了显著的区域经济活动。

 

        在2022年12月向挪威大陆架多个油气项目提交开发和运营计划（PDO）后，于2023年6月获得批准。Skarv卫星项目三个独立海底开发项目的总投资框架估计约为170亿挪威克朗（近15.7亿美元）。

 

        此前预计投产时间为2027年第三季度，预计生产周期为六至十年。Alve Nord（PL 127C）的许可证合作伙伴为Aker BP（运营商，58.1%）、Harbour Energy（20%）、Orlen Upstream Norway（11.9%）和JAPEX Norge（10%）。

 

        Idun Nord（PL 159D）的许可证合作伙伴包括Aker BP（运营商，23.8%）、Equinor（36.2%）、Harbour Energy（28.1%）和Orlen Upstream Norway（11.9%）。关于Ørn（PL 942），其许可证合作伙伴为Aker BP（运营商，30%）、Orlen Upstream Norway（40%）和Equinor（30%）。

 

        Orlen管理委员会主席Ireneusz Fąfara表示：“通过将Idun Nord、Alve Nord和Ørn油田投产，我们为波兰释放了额外的天然气产量，加强了该国及更广泛地区的能源安全。这三个油田合计将为Orlen提供超过40亿立方米的天然气。在地缘政治不确定性加剧的时期，这一点尤为重要，凸显了稳定和多元化供应来源的重要性。

 

        “得益于与合作伙伴的出色合作，我们作为集成项目的一部分开发了这三个油田，降低了成本并缩短了工期，生产启动时间比原计划提前了一年。在当前形势下，这不仅是一次运营上的成功，也是对波兰及更广泛地区供应安全的显著加强。”

 

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Aker BP has begun production one year ahead of the original schedule from the Skarv Satellite project (SSP), which comprises the Alve Nord, Idun Nord, and Ørn fields located near the Skarv field in the northern part of the Norwegian Sea. The fields have been developed as three separate subsea developments, with each consisting of a subsea template and two wells tied back to the FPSO Skarv.

 

Karl Johnny Hersvik, CEO of Aker BP, commented: “The start-up of the Skarv Satellites is an important milestone for Aker BP. Through a single integrated project, we have brought three new fields on stream, one year ahead of the original schedule. This demonstrates what we can achieve through close collaboration between our employees, alliance partners and suppliers. I would like to thank everyone who has contributed.

 

“The Skarv Satellites strengthen one of our most important production areas and will generate significant value for many years to come. With the start-up of SSP, we have now delivered the entire portfolio of subsea tie-back projects sanctioned in 2022. The projects have been delivered safely, with high quality and strong cost control, and on or ahead of schedule. This is an achievement that the entire organisation and our partners can be proud of.”

 

The company emphasizes that these developments, which represent approximately 120 million barrels of oil equivalent of recoverable resources, support further value creation by increasing flexibility and extending the life of the infrastructure around Skarv. According to the Norwegian operator, the field trio has a low CO2 intensity of about 4.5 kilograms of CO2 per barrel of oil equivalent thanks to effective utilization of existing infrastructure.

 

The project has been executed using Aker BP’s alliance model, in close cooperation with suppliers and alliance partners, including OneSubsea, Subsea7, Aker Solutions, and Halliburton, as well as Saipem during the drilling phase.

 

The operator highlights that shared infrastructure and coordinated project execution have enabled efficient resource utilization across the three developments, with around 60% of project deliveries sourced from Norwegian suppliers, contributing to significant regional economic activity.

 

After plans for development and operation (PDO) were submitted for multiple oil and gas projects on the NCS in December 2022, approval came in June 2023. The total investment framework for the Skarv Satellite project’s three separate seabed developments was estimated at approximately NOK 17 billion (nearly $1.57 billion).

 

The start-up of production was anticipated in the third quarter of 2027 with an estimated production period of six to ten years. The license partners in Alve Nord (PL 127C) are Aker BP (operator, 58.1%), Harbour Energy (20%), Orlen Upstream Norway (11.9%), and JAPEX Norge (10%).

 

The Idun Nord (PL 159D) license partnership consists of Aker BP (operator, 23.8%), Equinor (36.2%), Harbour Energy (28.1%), and Orlen Upstream Norway (11.9%). Regarding Ørn (PL 942), the license partners are Aker BP (operator, 30%), Orlen Upstream Norway (40%), and Equinor (30%). 

 

Ireneusz Fąfara, President of the Management Board of Orlen, remarked: “By bringing the Idun Nord, Alve Nord and Ørn fields on stream, we are unlocking additional natural gas volumes for Poland, strengthening the energy security of the country and the wider region. Together, these three fields will provide ORLEN with more than 4 billion cubic meters of natural gas. This is particularly important at a time of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, which underscore the importance of stable and diversified sources of supply.

 

“Thanks to the excellent cooperation with our partners, we have developed the three fields as part of an integrated project, reducing costs and shortening the schedule, with production starting one year earlier than originally planned. Under current circumstances, this is not only an operational success but also a significant reinforcement of security of supply for Poland and the wider region.”

来源：simic