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Claymore field

Claymore is a UK oil field in the CNS area of the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS). It first produced in Nov 1977 and peaked at 116 kboe/d in May 1984. To Jul 2026 it had produced 640 million barrels of oil equivalent.

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AreaCNS
Field typeOil
Operator (latest)NEO Next+ Energy
Discovered1974
First productionNov 1977
Peak116 kboe/d in May 1984
Produced to date640 million boe (620 million bbl liquids, 115 bcf gas)
Statusproducing (latest NSTA month Jul 2026, provisional)
Ranknumber 14 of the UK fields on this site by output to date

Production by year

YearAverage kboe/dMillion boe
19776.72.5
19786122.4
19798230.1
19809133.2
19819233.8
19829835.9
19839735.4
198410438.1
19858531.1
19868731.7
19878229.8
19883512.7
19895.01.8
19904114.9
19915219.0
19924717.1
19934817.5
19944516.6
19954616.7
19964415.9
19974215.2
19983613.2
19993412.2
20003211.6
20012910.5
20022910.7
2003269.5
20042810.4
2005259.3
2006259.0
2007238.3
2008155.6
2009134.8
2010145.0
20119.83.5
2012103.7
20133.61.3
20145.82.1
20159.83.6
20168.63.2
20179.83.6
20188.63.1
2019103.7
2020103.7
20217.12.6
20229.33.4
20237.72.8
20249.23.4
2025103.7
20266.31.4

Source: NSTA PPRS field production (oil + condensate + gas at 5.8 Mscf/boe). The latest year is partial and the latest month provisional.