Froya High: An integrated reservoir study of the Late Jurassic sands

Recent discoveries in the Pil and Bue prospects, targeting Melke and Rogn Formation sandstones on the footwall of the Vingleia Fault complex, have rejuvenated interest in exploration around the Frøya High region. The wildcat well, 6406/12-3 S (Pil 1), with estimated resources of 8.8-21.1 MMSCM, has focused current attention on combined structural-stratigraphic traps associated with proximal rift sedimentation, restricted to the eastern margins of the Southwest Basin, Halten Terrace. This study provides an integrated reservoir quality assessment of the Late Jurassic Viking Group in the Frøya High region, focusing on sand distribution and reservoir quality.