Orlen More Than Doubles Afrodite Recoverable Resource Estimate After Appraisal Drilling

By Public Technologies
  • Appraisal drilling more than doubled estimated recoverable resources at Orlen's Afrodite discovery to a mean 128 million barrels of oil equivalent from 50 million.
  • Operator Equinor estimates recoverable resources at 77 million to 180 million barrels of oil equivalent, depending on the development concept.
  • The 25% stake acquired in February 2026 represents more than 32 million barrels of oil equivalent.
  • Net recoverable gas resources attributable to the stake now exceed 4 billion cubic meters.
  • A potential tieback to existing Kvitebjørn infrastructure could reduce development costs and accelerate first production.


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