Siri
Siri (SCA) is the central bridge-linked fixed platform in the Siri oil field in the Danish North Sea, producing oil since 1999. It has integrated processing, water handling and export facilities and receives production from satellite fields (Nini, Cecilie).
Operator: INEOS Oil & Gas Denmark
Status: Operational
Image Source: INEOS Oil & Gas Denmark. (All rights belong to the original owner.)
Production: Oil
Operations start: 1999
Water depth: 60 m
Country: Denmark
Block: 5604/20
Type: Gravity-based concrete
Field
The Siri field is a Paleocene sandstone oil field near the Denmark-Norway median line. Discovered in 1995 and first produced in 1999, it comprises structural and stratigraphic traps developed with central and satellite installations.
Facilities
Siri's infrastructure includes multiple production wells, separation trains for oil, gas and water, and export lines. Oil is exported via pipeline to onshore terminals, while gas may be used for lift or exported. The platform hosts utilities for onboard power generation, water handling, fire and gas systems, accommodation and control rooms. Satellite wells from Nini and Cecilie tie back to Siri for processing. Export routes connect to regional pipeline networks.
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