Draugen is an oil field in the Norwegian Sea with a sea depth of 250 meters (800 ft). It has been operating by A/S Norske Shell until sold to AS OKEA in 2018. The field has been developed with a concrete fixed facility and integrated topside. Stabilized oil is stored in tanks at the base of the facility. Two flowlines connect the facility to a floating loading buoy.
The Garn Vest and Rogn Sør deposits have been developed with a total of five subsea wells connected to the main facility at Draugen. The field has six subsea water injection wells. Additional resources in the Garn Vest structure came on stream in December 2001, while the development of additional resources at the Rogn Sør structure was approved in the spring of 2001, coming on stream in January 2003.
The field was discovered in 1984 and recovery started in October 1993. The Draugen oil field is operated by Norske Shell, which also owns a 26.20% stake in the field. The remaining stake is held by Petoro (47.88%), BP Norge (18.36%), and Chevron (7.56%). The field lies in block 6407/9 in the Haltenbanken area which is situated about 140km from Kristiansund, Norway. The field lies in production license PL093.
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