The gas turbines are located at the heart of the Tyra facilities – the new processing module. The platform is equipped with three turbines where two will be running at all times in the future, and one will be on standby. Here, they will convert natural gas to mechanical energy enabling the production from the field. Each turbine has a power capacity of 35 MW, and they are all configured with the newest technology making it possible to produce mechanical energy with high energy efficiency and at the highest environmental standards.  

The dedicated teams are working around the clock on ensuring that the Tyra-field will be back to production in the winter season of 2023/24. This has led to the achievement of this central power-up milestone earlier than expected which is of great importance to assist in delivering the first gas: Tyra will play a key role in making Denmark self-sufficient and net exporter of affordable and stable energy again – also to the benefit of our European neighbors. 

With the power-up achieved, the largest infrastructure project in the Danish North Sea is now one step closer to project end. Once fully operational, Tyra will deliver 2.8 billion cubic meters gas per year contributing to Danish and European energy independence. 

Facts on the Tyra Redevelopment 

• TotalEnergies is the operator of the Tyra field on behalf of DUC – a partnership between TotalEnergies (43.2%), BlueNord (36.8%) and Nordsøfonden (20%). 
• Tyra is Denmark’s largest natural gas field and has been a center for processing and exporting more than 90% of the natural gas produced in the Danish North Sea before its redevelopment. This was necessary due to the field’s natural subsidence of the chalk reservoir after many years of production. 
• The redevelopment of the Tyra field includes three main elements: decommissioning and recycling of the old Tyra platforms; recycling and extending the current platform legs on six of the platforms with 13 meters, which will have new topsides; a completely new process module and a new accommodation platform. 
• Once the modernized Tyra II is back on stream, it will be the most modern natural gas field in the world and is expected to deliver 2.8 billion cubic meter gas per year to Denmark and Europe through the export pipelines to Nybro and Den Helder.  
• Tyra II will secure continued production of natural gas with 30% less CO2 emissions and contribute to gas consumption in Denmark and Europe. 

TotalEnergies media contact:
Thorkild Diness Jensen / Head of External Communications for TotalEnergies Denmark / +45 20 20 42 36 / thorkild-diness.jensen@totalenergies.com 

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About TotalEnergies 

TotalEnergies is one of the biggest energy companies in the world with more than 100,000 employees worldwide and activities within oil, gas, solar, wind, biofuels, hydrogen, and carbon storage. 

In Denmark, TotalEnergies is the leading oil and gas company employing a diverse and international workforce of around 1,200 people. We are responsible for 86% of the oil and 89% of the national gas produced and are developing one of the leading carbon storage projects which is expected to save millions of tons of CO2 in the depleted oil and gas reservoirs in the Danish North Sea. TotalEnergies’ operations date back more than half a century, representing an important contribution to Denmark’s economy, energy supply and employment. In addition to our oil and gas activities, TotalEnergies is working on establishing new business activities within offshore wind, solar energy, and other renewable energy sources.