Asset Report
ETAP (BP)
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Report summary
The Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP) was established to develop several oil and gas accumulations which were unlikely to prove commercial on a standalone basis. Phase one of the joint development comprised of seven fields: Machar, Marnock, Mungo and Monan (operated by BP), and Egret, Heron and Skua (operated by Shell, but now ceased). Two further BP-operated fields, Mirren and Madoes, formed phase two of the development. The Marnock field is the hub for the ETAP development. Two platforms ...
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Murlach (Skua) re - development started production in H2 2025
- Seagull brought onstream after lengthy delays
- Further development and drilling expected
- BP drops ETAP electrification
- Future exploration
- Exploration history
- Machar
- Madoes
- 6 more item(s)...
- Capital costs
- Decommissioning costs
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Operating costs
- Marnock CPF opex cost share
- Cash Flow
- Global Economic Model (GEM) file
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Cash Flow
- Machar
- Madoes
- Marnock
- Mirren
- Monan
- Mungo
- Murlach
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Capital Costs 2016 to 2025 (£ million)Capital Costs 2036 to 2042 (£ million)
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Index mapETAP BP mapField participationField characteristicsDiscovery wellsDiscovery summaryReserves (2P) at 01/01/2026Production (2015-2024)ETAP (BP) production profile
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What's included
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