Tyra-feltet er tilbage i fuld drift

Tyra har været en vigtig del af Danmarks gasforsyning siden 1984. Grundet nedsynkningen af havbunden under Tyra, blev det i 2017 besluttet at genopbygge anlægget for at sikre produktionen i de kommende årtier. Tusindvis af TotalEnergies medarbejdere og eksperter hos leverandører har arbejdet dedikeret på at fjerne, genbruge og genanvende det gamle Tyra samt bygge nye topmoderne faciliteter. Siden vi genstartede produktionen i marts 2024, har vi fokuseret på at øge produktionen og genoprette gasstrømmen fra de omkringliggende felter. 

”Tyra vil spille en afgørende rolle i Danmarks energilandskab i de kommende årtier ved at levere dansk gas fra Nordsøen med 30% lavere CO2-udledninger sammenlignet med det tidligere anlæg. Den meget komplekse genopbygning er et bevis på, at offshore-industrien i Nordsøen med base i Esbjerg er i verdensklasse. En opgave, der ikke ville have været mulig uden de tusindvis af dygtige og dedikerede medarbejdere fra de mange globale og lokale virksomheder, som har brugt mere end 46 millioner mandetimer på at få os derhen, hvor vi er i dag,” siger Ole Hansen. 

Tyra ligger 225 kilometer ud for Danmarks vestkyst i Nordsøen. Som en af de mest teknologisk avancerede offshore-installationer i verden kan Tyra fjernstyres fra land og kan producere gas med lavere CO2-udledning. Dette er muligt på grund af den forenklede infrastruktur, 100.000 datapunkter indsamlet via sensorer, nye processer, lavere produktionsniveauer og forbedret energieffektivitet. 

Tyra-anlægget kan producere og eksportere gas fra flere felter, herunder Tyra Øst, Tyra Vest, Tyra Sydøst, Harald, Valdemar og Roar. Gassen leveres til Europa gennem eksportrørledninger til Nybro i Danmark og Den Helder i Holland. 

TotalEnergies driver Dansk Undergrunds Consortium med en andel på 43,2 % sammen med partnerne BlueNord (36,8 %) og Nordsøfonden (20 %). 

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Om TotalEnergies i Danmark  
TotalEnergies er en førende energivirksomhed i Danmark med aktiviteter inden for olie, gas og vedvarende elektricitet. TotalEnergies beskæftiger en mangfoldig og international arbejdsstyrke på omkring 1.200 personer i Esbjerg, offshore og i København. TotalEnergies står for mere end 80% af olien og 90% af den gas, der produceres i Danmark. Driften har stor fokus på at nedbringe drivhusgas-emissioner, hvilket bland andet betød at rutinemæssig flaring blev afviklet i 2023. Derudover er TotalEnergies i gang med at udvikle CO2-lagring i Danmark, som forventes at kunne lagre op til 5 mio. tons CO2 om året fra 2030. Indenfor vedvarende energi udvikler TotalEnergies to havvindmølleprojekter (med en kapacitet på samlet 405 MW) og arbejder på at udvikle yderligere aktiviteter inden for vind, solenergi og biogas. Vores aktiviteter, der går mere end et halvt århundrede tilbage, leverer et vigtigt bidrag til den danske energiforsyning, økonomi og beskæftigelse.   

Om TotalEnergies  
TotalEnergies er et globalt integreret energiselskab, der producerer og markedsfører energi: olie og biobrændstoffer, naturgas og grønne gasser, vedvarende energi og elektricitet. Vores mere end 100.000 medarbejdere er engagerede i at forsyne så mange mennesker som muligt med energi, der er mere pålidelig, billigere og mere bæredygtig. TotalEnergies er aktiv i omkring 120 lande og har bæredygtighed i centrum for både selskabets strategi, projekter og drift.  

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TotalEnergies mediekontakt:    
Thorkild Diness Jensen / Head of External Communications for TotalEnergies Danmark / +45 20 20 42 36 / [email protected]   

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ENGLISH VERSION 

The Tyra field is back at full operation

Esbjerg, February 28, 2025 – On behalf of the Danish Underground Consortium, TotalEnergies is pleased to announce that Denmark’s largest gas field, Tyra, has reached full operation and the major redevelopment project is officially completed. Now Denmark will once again be both self-sufficient and a net exporter of gas, supporting Danish and European energy security. 

"It's crucial for us that Tyra has now achieved full operation. We have been working to achieve this since 2019, when production was temporarily shut-in to enable the redevelopment. Production ensures Denmark a stable gas supply as we develop a greener energy system. The Tyra gas hub is expected to supply up to 2.8 billion cubic meters of gas per year, which is comparable to Denmark's annual gas consumption of 1.4 billion cubic meters in 2024. Therefore, the production also contributes to the energy security of our European neighbors”, says Ole Hansen, Managing Director at TotalEnergies EP Denmark. 

Tyra has been a key part of Denmark's gas supply since 1984. Due to the subsidence of the seabed beneath Tyra, it was decided in 2017 to rebuild the facilities to secure production for decades to come. Thousands of TotalEnergies employees and experts at suppliers have been dedicated to removing, reusing and recycling the old Tyra and building new state-of-the-art facilities. Since restarting production in March 2024, we have focused on increasing production and restoring gas flow from the surrounding fields. 

“Tyra will play an important role in Denmark's energy landscape for decades to come supplying Danish gas from the North Sea at 30% lower CO2 emissions compared to the former facilities. The highly complex redevelopment is an illustration of the world-class offshore capabilities of the North Sea offshore industry based in Esbjerg. A task that would not have been possible without the thousands of skilled and dedicated people from several global and local companies, who have spent more than 46 million man-hours getting us to where we are today,” says Ole Hansen. 

Tyra is located 225 kilometers off the west coast of Denmark in the North Sea. As one of the most technologically advanced offshore installations in the world, Tyra can be remotely controlled from shore and can produce gas at lower emissions. This is possible due to the simplified infrastructure, 100,000 data points collected through sensors, new processes, lower production levels and improved energy efficiency. 

Tyra can produce and export gas from several fields, including Tyra East, Tyra West, Tyra Southeast, Harald, Valdemar and Roar. The gas is delivered to Europe through export pipelines to Nybro in Denmark and Den Helder in the Netherlands. 

TotalEnergies operates the Danish Underground Consortium with a 43.2% share together with partners BlueNord (36.8%) and Nordsøfonden (20%). 

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About TotalEnergies in Denmark 
TotalEnergies is a leading energy company in Denmark, with operations in oil & gas as well as renewable electricity, employing a diverse and international workforce of around 1,200 people located in Esbjerg, offshore, and in Copenhagen. TotalEnergies operates more than 80% of oil and 90% of gas produced in Denmark, with a strong focus on emissions reductions as demonstrated by the end of routine flaring on its assets in 2023. In addition, the Company is developing carbon storage projects in the country, which could store up to 5 Mt/y of CO2 by 2030. In Integrated Power, TotalEnergies is developing two offshore wind projects (for a capacity of 405 MW) and is working on developing additional activities in wind, solar energy and biogas. Dating back more than half a century, our operations deliver an important contribution to the Danish energy supply, economy, and employment. 

About TotalEnergies 
TotalEnergies is a global integrated energy company that produces and markets energies: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables and electricity. Our more than 100,000 employees are committed to provide as many people as possible with energy that is more reliable, more affordable and more sustainable. Active in about 120 countries, TotalEnergies places sustainability at the heart of its strategy, its projects and its operations. 

TotalEnergies media contact  
Thorkild Diness Jensen / Head of External Communications for TotalEnergies Denmark / +45 20 20 42 36 / [email protected]  

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