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Skjold field (Denmark)

Skjold is a Danish offshore field reported by the Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen). In the data it produced 350 million barrels of oil equivalent since records began, with its highest calendar year in 1991 at 51 kboe/d.

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CountryDenmark
Operator—
StatusProducing
Data rangeJan 1982 to Sep 2026
Produced in the data350 million boe
Peak year1991: 51 kboe/d on average

Production by year

YearAverage kboe/dMillion boe
19820.40.1
19837.62.8
1984124.5
1985165.8
1986207.4
1987238.3
1988259.3
19894215.2
19904918.0
19915118.7
19924315.7
19934014.5
19943312.0
19953813.9
19963814.0
19973813.9
19983512.9
19993412.5
20003713.4
2001259.2
20023111.2
20032810.2
2004269.6
2005248.8
2006228.1
2007196.8
2008186.6
2009176.2
2010165.8
2011155.3
2012134.7
2013124.2
2014114.1
201510.03.6
20169.83.6
2017114.1
20187.02.6
20198.02.9
20206.72.5
20216.62.4
20228.02.9
20238.33.0
20249.33.4
20258.53.1
20267.11.9

Source: Source: Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen) (Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen)). Licence: DEA data policy: free to copy with the Danish Energy Agency named as source; content must not be altered or distorted. No formal open licence; units converted here (flagged).. Converted to the site's units: oil + condensate/NGL + gas at 5.8 Mscf/boe. Before 2024 the DEA publishes yearly figures only. Oil includes condensate. The DEA allows reuse with the source named but has no formal open licence. The latest year is partial.