NORWAY · FIELDS · NPDID 97002

Huldra

North Sea · Gas/condensate · Shut down · Operator Equinor Energy AS

Huldra is a gas and condensate field in the North Sea operated by Equinor Energy AS, discovered in 1982 by wellbore 30/2-1. The Norwegian Offshore Directorate lists it as shut down.

No production has been reported since February 2024.

Since January 2001 it has reported 22.7 million Sm³ of oil equivalents: 5.2 million Sm³ of oil and 17.2 billion Sm³ of gas.

4 companies hold it; the largest share is Equinor Energy AS with 56%.

11 wellbores are on file for the field.

0
mill Sm³ o.e., last 12 reported
0
mill Sm³ oil, last 12
0
bill Sm³ gas, last 12
22.7
mill Sm³ o.e. since Jan 2001
11
wellbores on file
4
licensees today

SODIR PRODUCTION PROFILES · SALEABLE VOLUMES · REPORTED THROUGH AUG 2026 · LAST VOLUME FEB 2024

Licensees

SHARES TODAY · LICENCE 878

CompanyShareSince
Equinor Energy ASOPERATOR56%May 29, 2026
ORLEN Upstream Norway AS20%May 29, 2026
DNO Norge AS19%May 29, 2026
Wellesley Petroleum AS5%May 29, 2026

Production licence 878: ownership history and register messages →

Reserves

THE DIRECTORATE'S ESTIMATE · AS OF DEC 31, 2025

These are the Norwegian Offshore Directorate's own year-end estimates, shown as it publishes them. Petrora does not estimate reserves.

Oil, mill Sm³Gas, bill Sm³NGL, mill tonnesCondensate, mill Sm³O.e., mill Sm³
Originally recoverable5.2117.20.11022.7
Remaining00000

About the field

WRITTEN BY THE NORWEGIAN OFFSHORE DIRECTORATE

Development
Huldra is a field in the northern part of the North Sea, 16 kilometres west of the Veslefrikk field. The water depth is 125 metres. Huldra was discovered in 1982, and the plan for development and operation (PDO) was approved in 1999. The field was developed with a wellhead facility, including a simple process facility, and remotely operated from Veslefrikk B. The production started in 2001.
Reservoir
Huldra produced gas and condensate from sandstone of Middle Jurassic age in the Brent Group. The reservoir is in a rotated fault block at a depth of 3500-3900 metres, and initially had high pressure and high temperature (HPHT). There are many small faults in the field and two main segments without pressure communication.
Recovery strategy
The field was produced by pressure depletion and with low pressure production after 2007.
Transport
The wet gas was transported to the Heimdal field and the condensate to Veslefrikk for processing and export.
Status
Huldra was shut down in 2014, and the facility was removed in 2019.

Production by year

MONTHLY ROWS ADDED UP · NEWEST FIRST

YearOil, mill Sm³Gas, bill Sm³NGL, mill Sm³Condensate, mill Sm³O.e., mill Sm³Water, mill Sm³
20242 MONTHS000000
2023000000
2022000000
2021000000
2020000000
2019000000
2018000000
2017000000
20168 MONTHS000000
20151 MONTH000000
20140.040.12000.170.08
20130.070.380.0100.450.14
20120.080.440.0200.540.17
20110.120.58000.690.25
20100.150.82000.970.32
20090.191.05001.250.39
20080.211.08001.290.33
20070.170.77000.940.2
20060.31.340.0201.660.25
20050.481.920.0402.450.29
20040.943.080.0404.060.41
20031.182.960.0204.160.43
20021.252.620.0503.920.23
20010.040.08000.120

Wellbores

Production 6 · Appraisal 4 · Wildcat 1

All 11 wellbores in Huldra, searchable → · Discovery wellbore 30/2-1 →

Operator history

This field on Sodir FactPages →

About this data

Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir) FactPages, mirrored nightly and used under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD). Production is saleable volume by month from the Directorate's profiles, cut at the latest month any field has reported; yearly and cumulative figures are those months added up. Shares are the current rows of the field's licensee history. Reserves are the Directorate's estimate.

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