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Anadarko Petroleum Corp. marked first oil at its deepwater Heidelberg project this January, just weeks into 2016, and nearly one year to the day after turning the taps on at its sister truss spar development Lucius. Dec 15th, 2016

Anadarko is the operator of Heidelberg field with 31.5% working interest in it. Other partners for the field development include Marubeni Oil and Gas (12.75%), Eni (12.5%), Apache Deepwater (12.5%), StatoilHydro (12%), ExxonMobil (9.375%) and Cobalt (9.375%). The Heidelberg field development project was sanctioned in the second quarter of 2013.

The Heidelberg development is located in 5,300 feet of water, approximately 140 miles offshore Louisiana, and consists of Green Canyon blocks 859, 860, 903, 904 and 948.

In its recent report, Anadarko said that the 80,000-BOPD Heidelberg project remains on track for first oil in 2016, as construction on the topsides is more than 70-percent complete, and two deepwater drilling rigs are actively drilling development wells in the field.

BMT Provides EPRMS and IRMS for Anadarko’s Heidelberg Project in U.S. Gulf Anadarko Petroleum Corporation has awarded a contract to BMT Scientific Marine Services Inc (BMT) to... Categories:

HOUSTON – Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (NYSE:APC) found oil in the Heidelberg-2 appraisal well in Green Canyon block 903 of the Gulf of Mexico. The well was drilled to TD of 31.030 ft in 5,000 ft of water and encountered 250 net feet of oil pay in high-quality Miocene sands.

Jan 18, 2016 · Anadarko Petroleum Corporation has started production from its Heidelberg field located in the Green Canyon area of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Anadarko is the operator of the field with 31.5% interest, while the other 68.5% are shared by Cobalt, Eni, ExxonMobil, Freeport McMoran, Marubeni and Statoil. According to Anadarko, the production from Heidelberg, the company’s […]

Oct 31, 2013 · Anadarko Petroleum Corporation awarded a contract to BMT Scientific Marine Services Inc (BMT) to provide an Environmental and Platform Response Monitoring System (EPRMS) and an Independent Remote Monitoring System (IRMS) for the Heidelberg spar in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.