Asset Report
Beryl Area
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Report summary
The Beryl Area, located 335 kilometres north-east of Aberdeen, consists of ten fields: Beryl, Buckland, Callater, Corona, Garten, Loirston, Skene, Storr, Solar and Losgann. The Beryl oil and gas field has been developed using three platforms. Two for drilling - Beryl Alpha and Beryl Bravo - and one riser platform for gas exports. Production started in 1976. Water injection is used to maintain reservoir pressure. The Beryl platforms are used as host facilities for other fields in the area. ...
Table of contents
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Key Issues
- Apache ceases non-essential investment in the UK
- Quad 209 development unlikely to progress
- Decarbonisation initiatives focus on flare reduction
- Decommissioning plans dependent on derogation decision
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Emissions
- Decarbonisation initiatives focus on flare reduction
- Wells
- Platforms
- Secondary recovery
- Oil
- Gas
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Capital costs
- Beryl Area
- Decommissioning costs
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Operating costs
- SEGAL cost share
- Tariffs
- Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)
- Tariff receipts
- Royalty Interest
- Cash flow
- Global Economic Model (GEM) file
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Tables and charts
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Platform summaryPipeline summaryCapital Costs 2026 to 2035 (£ million)
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Cash flow (US$ million)Summary Table (US$)Cash flow PV (US$ million)Cash flow (US$ million)Summary Table (US$)Cash flow PV (US$ million)Cash flow (US$ million)Summary Table (US$)Cash flow PV (US$ million)
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What's included
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