Magnus Area
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Accelerated decommissioning at Ninian could adversely impact Magnus
- Drilling and recovery enhancing work continues at Magnus
- EnQuest picks up CCS licenses at Magnus
- Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) increased reserves
- Magnus
- Magnus South
- Emissions
- Wells
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Platform
- Produced Water Re-injection scheme (PWRI)
- Subsea Water Injection Facilities Tie-back (SWIFT)
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Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)
- Water Injection
- Miscible Gas Injection (MGI)
- Sullom Voe Terminal
- Magnus South
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Capital costs
- Magnus
- Magnus South
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Decommissioning costs
- Magnus Area
- Operating costs
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Tables and charts
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Production (2015-2024)Magnus Area production profilePlatform summary
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Pipeline summaryOperating Costs 2025 to 2034 (US$ million)Annual gas pricesCash Flow (US$)PV Table (US$)Summary Table (US$)Split of RevenuesCumulative Net Cash Flow - UndiscountedCumulative Net Cash Flow - Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2026
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What's included
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