Who operates the Enoch field?

Enoch is operated by Bridge Petroleum 3 Limited, in partnership with DNO North Sea (ROGB) Limited, Equinor Energy AS, Waldorf Production UK PLC and others.

How much does Enoch produce?

136 barrels of oil equivalent per day as of May 2026 — 0.0% of Norwegian Continental Shelf output, ranking 93 of 94 producing fields.

When did Enoch start producing?

First production was reported in 2007.

What is the Norwegian Continental Shelf?

The Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) is the seabed area where Norway holds sovereign rights over petroleum resources, covering the North Sea, the Norwegian Sea and the Barents Sea. It holds roughly 90 producing fields, and its output is the largest single source of Norway's export income.

What does NCS Live show?

Every in-service surface installation and subsea structure on the shelf, the offshore pipeline network, field outlines and seabed relief, with live vessel traffic and offshore helicopter flights on top of them. Optional layers add seismic survey activity, cold-water coral, wind and wave forecasts, and a counter for the value each field is producing today.

Where does the data come from?

Infrastructure, fields and production come from the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sokkeldirektoratet) FactPages under the NLOD licence. Vessel positions are AIS from BarentsWatch and Kystverket. Helicopter movements are derived from Avinor flight data. Coral observations come from the Institute of Marine Research and MAREANO, and export prices from Statistics Norway (SSB).

Is the vessel traffic real time?

Yes. Tankers and offshore support vessels are drawn from live AIS positions and refreshed continuously, with speed, course and self-reported destination. Helicopter positions are dead-reckoned estimates between known departures and arrivals, not surveillance.

Are the pipeline flows measured?

No. Pipeline thickness and the travelling flow animation are estimates, derived by accumulating monthly field production through the pipeline network. They are not metered throughput, and thickness is not pipe diameter.

Can I see how the shelf was built out?

Yes. The time machine replays the shelf from 1971, the year Ekofisk started producing, to today. Installations and pipelines appear in the year they entered service, with total production and the number of producing fields for each year.

Is NCS Live free to use?

Yes, free and with no account. It is a public visualisation of open data, built and designed by Smpl and Melvær&Co in Norway.

Enoch field

Enoch is producing 136 barrels of oil equivalent a day — 0.0% of everything the Norwegian Continental Shelf produced in May 2026, ranking 93 of the 94 fields in production.

Production

136 boe/d

Share of NCS

0.0%

Operator

Bridge Petroleum 3 Limited

First oil

2007

What it produces

In May 2026 the field delivered 136 barrels of oil equivalent a day, classified by the directorate as oil — almost entirely oil. Output has moved up 143.7% over the past twelve months, and the directorate's profile for the field is growing. The field's best year was 2009, averaging 1,246 boe/d — today it runs at 11% of that.

Since 2007, Enoch has produced roughly 2 million barrels of oil equivalent in total. The directorate's estimate of recoverable resources is 2 million boe; 0 million boe remained as of 31.12.2025.

Timeline

1983
Brae A (jacket 8 legs) enters service
2007
First production reported
2009
Best year to date — 1,246 boe/d

Production by year, 2007–2026

Oilboe/d

Full table, year by year

Year	Oil	Total boe/d
2007	967	967
2008	1,176	1,176
2009	1,246	1,246
2010	809	809
2011	504	504
2012	35	35
2013	0	0
2014	0	0
2015	8	8
2016	176	176
2017	139	139
2018	319	319
2019	216	216
2020	148	148
2021	161	161
2022	144	144
2023	90	90
2024	48	48
2025	85	85
2026	198	198

Average daily rates per calendar year, from Sokkeldirektoratet's monthly production figures. The final year is the average through May 2026.

Discovery and drilling

The directorate's wellbore register lists 1 wellbores on Enoch: 1 exploration and 0 development. The deepest reaches 2,300 metres measured depth. Water depth at the field's installations is 111.862 metres.

Installations on Enoch

Brae AJacket 8 Legs1983

The first of them entered service in 1983.

Licence partners

Bridge Petroleum 3 Limited55.76%
DNO North Sea (ROGB) Limited14.55%
Equinor Energy AS11.78%
Waldorf Production UK PLC9.70%
Petrolia NOCO AS4.36%
Aker BP ASA2.00%
DNO Norge AS1.86%

The field sits in block 15/5, under production licence PL 048 D.

Questions people ask

Who operates the Enoch field?: Enoch is operated by Bridge Petroleum 3 Limited, in partnership with DNO North Sea (ROGB) Limited, Equinor Energy AS, Waldorf Production UK PLC and others.
How much does Enoch produce?: 136 barrels of oil equivalent per day as of May 2026 — 0.0% of Norwegian Continental Shelf output, ranking 93 of 94 producing fields.
When did Enoch start producing?: First production was reported in 2007.

See it live

Enoch is drawn on the NCS Live map with its outline, its pipelines and the vessels working it in real time — and på norsk. The directorate's own record is on the SODIR FactPages.

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