Cleeton Area
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Cleeton is an intermittent producer
- Cleeton cost share
- Tie-backs could provide upside
- Ceres and Eris
- Cleeton and Ravenspurn South
- Easington Catchment Area
- Ravenspurn North and Johnston
- Ceres and Eris
- Cleeton and Ravenspurn South
- Easington Catchment Area
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Ravenspurn North and Johnston
- Easington Catchment Area
- Development wells
- Facilities
- Subsea
- Ceres and Eris
- Wells
- Subsea
- Cleeton
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Capital costs
- Ceres and Eris
- Cleeton and Ravenspurn South
- Easington Catchment Area
- Ravenspurn North and Johnston
- Decommissioning costs
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Tables and charts
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ParticipationField hydrocarbon characteristicsField hydrocarbon characteristicsField hydrocarbon characteristicsField hydrocarbon characteristicsCeres and ErisCleeton and Ravenspurn SouthEasington Catchment AreaRavenspurn North and Johnston
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What's included
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