Hutton oil field

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The Hutton oil field is a North Sea offshore oil field notable for pioneering the use of a tension-leg platform for deepwater production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf offshore oil field
oil field
basin North Sea Basin
linked to: North Sea basin
block Block 211/27
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
developmentConcept tension-leg platform with subsea wells
developmentOperatorAtStart Conoco
linked to: ConocoPhillips
developmentStart late 1970s
discovered 1973
distanceFromShore approximately 275 kilometres north-east of Shetland
exportMethod pipeline
exportProduct stabilised crude oil
hasOffshoreStructure Hutton Tension Leg Platform
hasWellType subsea production wells
hydrocarbonType oil
licensee British National Oil Corporation
Conoco
linked to: ConocoPhillips
locatedIn North Sea
northern North Sea
locatedOffshoreFrom Shetland Islands
linked to: Shetland
notableFor demonstrating feasibility of TLPs in harsh North Sea conditions
pioneering use of a tension-leg platform for deepwater production
operatedBy Conoco
linked to: ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips
partOf United Kingdom Continental Shelf
partOfIndustry petroleum industry
platformConstructionMaterial steel
platformDesigner Conoco
linked to: ConocoPhillips
platformName Hutton Tension Leg Platform
platformType tension-leg platform
productionEnvironment offshore
productionType offshore oil production
region UK sector of the North Sea
reservoirType sandstone reservoir
resourceType crude oil
startOfProduction 1984
status mature field
technologySignificance first full-scale commercial tension-leg platform in the world
usesProductionFacilityType tension-leg platform
waterDepth approximately 150 metres

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Sullom Voe connectedByPipelineTo Hutton oil field