Pressure
Study of Mid-Norway
A comprehensive and authorative picture of formation pressure distribution and its causes and build-up within Mid-Norway
Utilise key information in order to asses and reduce risk associated with in this area of highly variable pressures and water depths
With increased focus on drilling in Mid-Norway following recent discoveries and revitalised licencing activity, GeoPressure Technology, the UK's leading pressure experts and IHS, developers of a unique Formation Pressure database, have combined in a joint venture to examine the distribution and impact of overpressure on Mid-Norway petroleum system.
The benefits to a company with exploration, development and/or production interests in the Mid-Norway include:
- Reduced Risk
- Associated time and cost savings
- Potential reserves upside
- Improved understanding of the regional pressure regime
- Reliable and convenient information
This significant new Study utilising over 197 wells out of a possible 225 wells (at the time of the study) and the high quality data used in its compilation provide a comprehensive and authoritative picture of formation pressure distribution, and its causes within Mid-Norway, giving valuable calibration to in-house pressure interpretations at prospect up to regional scale.
Study area

Stratigraphic Horizons
- Post-Palaeocene (Brygge)
- Palaeocene (Tang and Tare)
- Upper Cretaceous (Springar, Nise and Kvitnos)
- Lower Cretaceous (Lange, Lysing and Lyr)
- Upper Jurassic (Spekk and Melke)
- Lower/Middle Jurassic (Garn, Ile, Tilje and Are)
- Triassic

Key Deliverables
- Pressure distribution maps and pressure depth plots focusing on the 7 chronostratigraphic horizons
- In depth interpretations focusing on 4 case studies
- An extensive inventory of pressure depth plots

Case Studies
- Determination of fracture and lithostatic gradients
- Seal breach risk for Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic reservoirs
- Regional fluid flow: Evidence from Pressure Regressions (Reversals)
- Field Examples

The
completed study, produced in collaboration with IHS,
is now
available
to buy through GeoPressure
Technology. For more information please contact
us on
+44 (0)191 334 2191 or click
here to submit an online enquiry.
Click
here to view the study's Table
of contents
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