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Statoil doubles estimate of Aldous discovery

10/31/2011
Norway's Statoil said part of its newly discovered Aldous Major South field in the North Sea is twice as large as first thought, raising its estimate as much as 3.3 billion boe (OGJ Online, Sept. 22, 2011). "Aldous-Avaldsnes is a giant, and one of the largest finds ever on the Norwegian continental shelf," said Tim Dodson, Statoil executive vice-president, exploration. "Volume estimates have now increased further because the appraisal well confirms a continuous, very good and thick reservoir in Aldous Major South," he said. The estimates were based on a recovery rate of 50-60%, said Dodson who added that "a recovery rate of 70-75% could be possible" due to th...
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