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The Callanish is an oil field extension to the Britannia field. The Callanish and Brodgar (a gas condensate field) are together known as BritSats. The two fields, Callanish and Brodgar, are named after megalithic standing stones located on the Isle of Lewis and Orkney.
Callanish is located approximately 25km from the Britannia platform and holds two blocks, 15/29b and 21/4aN, in the central North Sea.
The blocks include a main field area (discovered in 1999) and an outlier to the west. Development of the satellite fields received government approval in March 2004. The Callanish infrastructure includes a bridge linked platform which is tied back through the subsea manifold via a 25km long pipeline, four subsea horizontal wells out of which three are in the main field and one of them is in the area mentioned as the outlier. In order to maintain the reservoir pressure, gas lift and methanol is supplied from Britannia via 6in and 3in pipelines respectively. The fields are at a water depth of 459ft to 492ft (140m to 150m).Oil production began in July 2008. Production from the field is partially processed at the BLP. The fluids are then transferred to the Britannia platform. Once the processing is completed, the liquids are combined with Britannia condensate and exported via the Forties pipeline system to BP's Kinneil terminal at Grangemouth.
ConocoPhillips operates the project and owns an 83.5% interest in the Satellite extension and Chevron North Sea Limited owns the remaining 16.5%. Located 25km from the Britannia platform, Callanish has estimated recoverable reserves of 55 million barrels of Oil. Callanish field produced 15 million barrels of crude oil during 2009.
The field contains medium-weight crude oil with a 47º API. The oil is of good quality, light but waxy. It is sweet crude but it is relatively immobile. Under the oil rim there is an aquifer. The price of Callanish crude oil is at par with the Brent Blend. The peak production of Callanish is 50,000 bopd with the expected field life of 15 years with complete abandonment in 2022. The field is expected to generate 2.5 billion in revenues (undiscounted) during its remaining life (starting January 1, 2010) and is expected to yield an IRR of around 28.89%.
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