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Sygna on stream

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The Sygna satellite began production on 1 August 2000. Its subsea installation was tied back by a multiphase pipeline to Statfjord C for oil processing, stabilisation, storage and export.
— Sygna field plan. Illustration: Equinor
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Associated gas from the field was mixed with Statfjord output for processing before being injected and/or exported via the Statpipe and Northern Leg Gas Pipeline transport systems. The development solution included a four-slot seabed template and two production wells. A new pipeline was laid to Statfjord C, with an existing line to Statfjord North used for injection water.

Sources:
Equinor. Plan for development and operation of Sygna.
Norwegian Petroleum Directorate,

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Published November 27, 2019   •   Updated January 2, 2020

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