GEMS stands for ‘Gateway to the Ems’. The project is located at the mouth of Ems estuary and straddles multiple shallow-water licences in the Dutch and German sectors of the southern North Sea. At present, the project focuses primarily on the development of field N05-A, located in the North Sea on the border of Netherlands…
ONE-Dyas B.V. has operated block F06b in the Dutch sector of the North Sea since 2019. Together with partners EBN (40.0%) and Dana Petroleum (13.3%), we are developing the F06-IJssel field, which will be produced through the upcoming F06-A platform. The platform will be located about 200 kilometers north of Den Helder. Geology The F06-IJssel…
ONE-Dyas B.V. operates the M07-A platform in the Dutch sector of the North Sea in partnership with EBN (50%) and TAQA (5%). There are currently three wells in production from two different gas fields: M07-A01X (M07-A) and M07-A02Y and A03 (M07-B). Geology The M07-A and B gas fields of the licence block M07a are located…
Thanks to the ground-breaking Oranje-Nassau Standard Satellite (ONSS) platform, ONE-Dyas was able to commercially exploit two marginal fields in the face of low gas prices. A unique combination of solar and wind power allowed the facility to operate with zero emissions. Designed for reuse, the ONSS is now waiting for a new project, while the…
GEMS stands for ‘Gateway to the Ems’. The project is located at the mouth of Ems estuary and straddles multiple shallow-water licences in the Dutch and German sectors of the southern North Sea. At present, the project focuses primarily on the development of field N05-A, located in the North Sea on the border of Netherlands…
After nearly 30 years of production, the Sean complex was reaching the end of field life with a relatively low daily production and aging platforms. In the first half of 2015, ONE-Dyas acquired a 50% operated interest as well as a 100% operated interest in the adjoining exploration block, aiming to extend the life of…
In 2014, ONE-Dyas commissioned a state-of-the-art treatment plant on the Tweede Maasvlakte, an industrial facility within the Port of Rotterdam. The plant was developed after the discovery of the Q16-Maas field, then later used to process hydrocarbons from the Maasmond field. Q16-Maas contained a particularly high 500 m3 of condensate per million m3 of natural…
