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Weald Basin - UK
Onshore
Brockham Production -
PL 235
Brockham was originally discovered in 1987 by a consortium led
by BP and
was brought on production in 2002 by Midmar. Three production
wells
have been completed in the reservoir with one now turned over to
water disposal (PWRI). The field has now produced 128 mstb oil
to January 2007.
The field is situated on the northern flank of the Weald basin
along strike
from the Albury and Palmers Wood fields. It is a tilted fault
block trap with
fault and dip closure, the reservoir is the Upper Jurassic
Portland Sandstone, sealed by the Purbeck anhydrites.
The Brockham Oil Field has been the main Midmar Energy asset
since
1998 after it bought out all other equity interests to own the
field 100%.
The field is located near the village of Brockham in South East
England.
Midmar is the first operator to put the field on production,
completing
the design and installation of permanent surface facilities and
has expanded the site. Brockham's success forms part of Midmar's
strategy to develop previously uneconomic discoveries in
response to oil price inflation.
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