DNO more than doubles Afrodite recoverable resource estimate to 77-180 million boe

By Public Technologies
  • DNO’s Afrodite appraisal more than doubled estimated recoverable resources to 77-180 million barrels of oil equivalent in the Norwegian North Sea.
  • The 10%-owned discovery’s most likely development involves reservoir stimulation and a 30-kilometer tieback to the Kvitebjørn hub.
  • Partners sanctioned development of Kjøttkake, which holds 37 million barrels of oil equivalent in recoverable resources; DNO owns 40%.
  • Kjøttkake targets first production in the first half of 2028, with plateau output of about 20,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
  • Aker BP, which holds 45%, will operate the three-well subsea development tied to Gjøa; operatorship reverts to DNO following first oil.


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