Overview of a European offshore oil/gas rigs, refineries etc.

 

See field overview (2008):

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Fergus_Gas_Plant

 

NOTE: It is essential to ensure that the field is still operational and that it is not close to depletion.

 

There are Norwegian, British and Danish sectors of the North Sea and all countries have several platforms located over a large area.

 

United Kingdom production of oil and gas

 

All BP fields in British territory are operated from their office in Dyce, Aberdeen. This includes some fields not strictly in the North Sea itself. Fields in the Norwegian sector are operated from Stavanger.

 

 

Onshore:

 

· Wytch Farm in Dorset

 

 

Southern North Sea:

 

· Amethyst gas field

· Cleeton gas field

· Ravenspurn gas field

· West Sole gas field

 

 

Central North Sea:

 

· Andrew oil field

· Cyrus oil field

 

ETAP complex

- Marnock

- Mungo

- Monan

- Machar

- Mirren

- Madoes

 

· Erskine gas field

· Everest gas field

· Harding oil field

· Lomond gas field

· Miller oil field

 

 

Northern North Sea:

 

· Bruce oil field

· Magnus oil field

 

 

West of Shetlands:

 

· Clair oil field

· Foinaven oil field

· Schiehallion oil field

 

Norwegian production of oil and gas

 

· Hod oil field

· Tambar oil field

· Ula oil field

· Valhall oil field

 

 

Other Norwegian fields:

 

· Ekofisk

· Troll oil field

· Statfjord oil field

· Gullfaks oil field

· Oseberg oil field

· Snorre oil field

 

· Sleipner gas field

· Heimdal gas field

 

French production of oil and gas

 

About 1.2 Mt (24,000 bbl/d) of oil and natural gas liquids are produced annually in France. This production is extracted from several dozen small fields located in the Paris Basin and the Aquitaine Basin.

Marketed gas production (1.1 billion cu.m per year, or 100 Mcftd) comes almost entirely from Aquitaine, with Lacq field deep pool accounting for about 75% of overall production.

Although France’s oil and gas production covers only a tiny part of domestic demand, it is nevertheless a source of economic value, as attested by the fact that some ten companies work in the two main basins. With oil prices at their current high level, this production is profitable, and would remain so even with considerably lower prices.

 

 

How to access to technical data on oil and gas exploration and production?

 

Much of the data is stored by the Office of Oil & Gas Exploration and Production (BEPH) and is easily accessible.

 

 

- BEPH publications give detailed information on oil and gas upstream activity in France.

- BEPH archives contain a virtually complete collection of documents related to oil wells drilled in France (almost 6000 wells). BEPH can also help companies to retrieve old geophysical data. Much of this data is easily available to the public at reasonable cost. This is particularly the case for well data.

- IFP (French Petroleum Institute) has published regional studies on the petroleum geology and prospectivity of France’s sedimentary basins.

 

German production of oil and gas

 

Germany produced 170,000 barrels per day (bbl/d) of oil in 2005, of which 67,000 bbl/d (39 percent) was crude oil.

 

Germany had 2007 natural gas production of 14.3 billion cubic metres and natural gas consumption of 82.74 billion cubic metres.

 

Due to its central location in Europe, Germany is a major natural gas pipeline transit hub for imports from Russia and the North Sea. The 440-mile Minveraloelverbungleitung (MVL) connects the cities of Rostock, Schwedt, and Spergau in eastern Germany. According to the 2008 BP Statistical Energy Survey, Germany had a 2007 refinery capacity of 2390.38 thousand barrels a day.

 

 

Companies and Organisations linked to Oil and Gas in Germany

 

http://www.mbendi.com/indy/oilg/eu/de/p0005.htm#Directories

 

Swedish production of oil and gas

 

According to the 2008 BP Statistical Energy Survey, Sweden had a 2007 refinery capacity of 421.72 thousand barrels a day.

 

Total oil production based on country, 2008 (Thousand Barrels Per Day):

 

 

Austria	24 847
Belgium	11 224
Denmark	288 848
Finland	9 789
France	70 801
Germany	150 798
Greece	4 891
Italy	162 201
Netherlands	72 093
Norway	2 465 955
Portugal	7 861
Spain	28 128
Sweden	3 572
Switzerland	3 244
UK	1 583 868

 

Dry Natural Gas Production (Billion Cubic Feet)

 

 

Austria
Denmark
France
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands	2 991
Norway	3 503
UK	2 469

 

Production of Natural Gas Plant Liquids (Thousand Barrels Per Day)

 

 

Netherlands	9 984
Norway	274 746
UK	137 342

 

Total Petroleum Stocks, End of Period (Millions Barrels)

 

 

Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
UK

 

 

Overview of W. European refineries

 

Refined petroleum products

 

 

· Motor gasoline

· Jet fuel

· Kerosene

· Distillate fuel oil

· Residual fuel oil

· Liquified petroleum gases

 

Austria

 

Schwechat Refinery, OMV, 175 000 bpd

 

 

Belgium

 

Total Antwerp Refinery, (Total), 352 000 bpd

Exxon Mobil Antwerp Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 333 000 bpd

Antwerp N.V. Refinery, (Petroplus), 115 000 bpd

BRC Antwerp (Petroplus), 110 000 bpd

 

 

Denmark

 

Kalundborg Refinery, (Statoil), 110 000 bpd

Fredericia Refinery, (Royal Dutch Shell), 68 000 bpd

 

 

Finland

 

Porvoo Refinery, (Neste Oil Oyj), 160 000 bpd

Naantali Refinery, (Neste Oil Oyj), 40 000 bpd

 

 

France

 

Gonfreville l'Orcher Refinery, (Total), 343 000 bpd

Provence Refinery, (Total), 155 000 bpd

Flandres Refinery, (Total), 160 000 bpd

Donges Refinery, (Total), 231 000 bpd

Feyzin Refinery, (Total), 119 000 bpd

Grandpuits Refinery, (Total), 99 000 bpd

Port Jerome Gravenchon Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 270 000 bpd

Fos sur Mer Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 140 000 bpd

Reichstett Refinery, (Petroplus), 77 000 bpd

Petit Couronne Refinery, (Petroplus), 142 000 bpd

Berre L'Etang Refinery, (Royal Dutch Shell), 80 000 bpd

Lavera Marseilles Refinery, (Ineos), 220 000 bpd

Fort de France Refinery, (Total), 00,000 bpd Partial List

 

 

Germany

 

Schwedt Refinery (PCK Raffinerie(Shell/PDVSA/BP/AET), 210 000 bpd

Ingolstadt Refinery (Bayernoil(OMV/Agip/PDVSA/BP)), 262 000 bpd

Ingolstadt Refinery (Petroplus) 110 000 bpd

Ruhr Oel Refinery (PDVSA/BP), 246 000 bpd

Buna SOW Leuna Refinery (Total), 222 000 bpd

Wilhelmshaven Refinery (ConocoPhillips), 220 000 bpd

Rheinland Werk Godorf Cologne Refinery (Royal Dutch Shell), 162 000 bpd

Miro Karlsruhe Refinery (MiRo(Shell/ExxonMobil/PDVSA/BP/Conoco)) 285 000 bpd

Burghausen Refinery (OMV) 70 000 bpd

Mitteldeutschland Spergau Refinery (Total) 227 000 bpd

Emsland Lingen Refinery (BP) 80 000 bpd

Elbe Mineralölwerke Hamburg-Harburg Refinery (Royal Dutch Shell)

Erdölwerk Holstein Heide Refinery (Royal Dutch Shell)

Hamburg (Holburn) Refinery (Tamoil) 105 000 bpd

 

 

Greece

 

Aspropyrgos Refinery, (Hellenic Petroleum), 135 000 bpd

Elefsina Refinery, (Hellenic Petroleum), 100 000 bpd

Thessaloniki Refinery, (Hellenic Petroleum), 66 500 bpd

Corinth Refinery, (Motor Oil Hellas), 100 000 bpd

 

 

Ireland

 

Whitegate Refinery, (ConocoPhillips), 71 000 bpd

 

 

Italy

 

Sarpom Trecate, Novara Refinery, (ExxonMobil 74.1%/ERG 25.9%), 200 000 bpd

Esso Augusta Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 190 000 bpd *

Sarroch Refinery, (Saras SPA), 300 000 bpd

Rome Refinery, (Total 77.5%/ERG 22.5%), 90 000 bpd

Falconara Marittima Ancona Refinery, (APIOIL), 85 000 bpd

Mantova Refinery, (IESItaliana), 55 000 bpd

Impianti Sud Refinery, (ISAB/ERG), 214 000 bpd

Impianti Nord Refinery, (ISAB/ERG), 160 000 bpd

Milazzo Refinery, (ENI/KNPC) 80 000 bpd

Sannazzaro de Burgondi Refinery, (ENI) 160 000 bpd

Gela Refinery, (ENI) 100 000 bpd

Taranto Refinery, (ENI) 90 000 bpd

Leghorn Livorno Refinery, (ENI) 84 000 bpd

Porto Marghera Venice Refinery, (ENI) 70 000 bpd

Cremona Refiney, (Tamoil) 80 000 bpd

Iplom [1] Busalla, Genoa

 

 

Norway

 

Slagen Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 110 000 bpd

Mongstad Refinery, (Statoil), 200 000 bpd

 

 

Portugal

 

Porto Refinery, (Galp Energia), 100 000 bpd

Sines Refinery, (Galp Energia), 200 000 bpd

 

 

Spain

 

Bilbao Refinery, (Petronor), 220 000 bpd

Puertollano Refinery, (Repsol YPF), 140 000 bpd

Tarragona Refinery, (Repsol YPF), 160 000 bpd

La Coruna Refinery, (Repsol YPF), 120 000 bpd

Cartagena Refinery, (Repsol YPF), 100 000 bpd

Tenerife Refinery, (CEPSA), 90 000 bpd

Palos de la Frontera Refinery, (CEPSA), 100 000 bpd

Gibraltar Refinery, (CEPSA), 240 000 bpd

Castellon Refinery, (BP), 100 000 bpd

 

 

Sweden

 

Nynäshamn Refinery (Nynäs Petroleum), 90 000 bpd

Preemraff Göteborg Refinery (Preem), 90 000 bpd

Preemraff Lysekil Refinery (Preem), 220 000 bpd

Shell Göteborg Refinery, (Royal Dutch Shell), 70 000 bpd

 

 

Switzerland

 

Cressier Refinery, (Petroplus), 68 000 bpd

Collombery-Muraz Refinery, (Tamoil), 45 000 bpd

 

 

The Netherlands

 

Shell Pernis Refinery, (Royal Dutch Shell), 416 000 bpd

Botlek Refinery (ExxonMobil) Rotterdam 195 000 bpd)

Vlissingen Refinery (Total/Lukoil) 149 000 bpd

BP Refinery Rotterdam (BP) 400 000 bpd)

Kuwait Petroleum Europoort Refinery (Kuwait Oil Company) 80 000 bpd

Koch HC Partnership Refinery (Koch) 80 000 bpd

 

 

United Kingdom

 

Lindsey Oil Refinery, (Total), 223 000 bpd

Milford Haven Refinery, (Total/Murco), 100 000 bpd

Pembroke Refinery, (Chevron), 210 000 bpd

Stanlow Refinery, (Royal Dutch Shell), 246 000 bpd

Port Clarence Teeside Refinery, (Petroplus), 117 000 bpd

Fawley Southampton Refinery, (ExxonMobil), 300 000 bpd

Humber Refinery, (ConocoPhillips), 221 000 bpd

Coryton Refinery, (Petroplus), 208 000 bpd

Grangemouth Refinery, (Ineos), 205 000 bpd

 

Refinery output of Jet Fuel based on country, 2008 (Thousand Barrels Per Day):

 

Austria	10 137
Belgium	40 434
Denmark	10 784
Finland	14 683
France	119 984
Germany	102 486
Greece	39 896
Italy	61 945
Netherlands	132 238
Norway	14 850
Portugal	15 929
Spain	59 189
Sweden	5 295
Switzerland	4 044
UK	141 107