Facts about Troll Oil
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Facts about Troll Oil 

Troll B, a floating process and accommodation platform with concrete hull, and Troll C, a floating process and accommodation platform with a steel hull, produce from thin oil-bearing layers in the Troll West reservoir.

The thin oil layer is between 22 and 26 meters in the Troll West oil province and 11 and 13 meters in the Troll West gas province.

In order to recover oil from the thin layer, it has been necessary to develop advanced  drilling and production technology.

All of the more than 110 production wells to be drilled in Troll Oil are horizontal wells.
 
This entails drilling in two phases. First, down to the reservoir, which lies at 1,600 meters beneath the sea bottom, and then to 3,200 meters in a horizontal direction through the reservoir.

A total of 28 of the wells are called multi-lateral wells, which have two or three horizontal sections that radiate out from a conjunctive point in the reservoir.

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More information about our operations in Norway .
Operator: StatoilHydro
Location: Blocks 31/2, 31/3 and 31/5, some 80 kilometers northwest of Bergen, Norway.
Production start: Troll B: 1995, Troll C: 1999
Production: Oil
Transport: The oil is transported in two 90 kilometer long pipelines from Troll C and Troll B (Troll oil pipeline) to Mongstad.
Partners:
Petoro 56.00 per cent
StatoilHydro 30.58 per cent
Norske Shell 8.10 per cent
Total 3.69 per cent
Norske ConocoPhillips 1.62 per cent
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