據OE網站7月2日報道，油氣公司順風能源公司（ Tailwind Energy ）周四表示，已完成向意大利石油巨頭埃尼（ Eni ）出售位于英國近海的康維（ Conwy ）油田。

　　該公司表示，已經完成了對康威油田所有權益的全部撤資，包括退役。

　　順風公司擁有康威100%的運營股份，這是其2018年收購EOG英國資源公司的一部分。

　　順風沒有透露埃尼為收購該油田支付了多少錢。

　　康威油田位于東愛爾蘭海，通過海底管道出口到道格拉斯。

　　康威于2009年被發現，通過非永久參與安裝裝置(NPAI)開發，包括三口平臺生產井、注水井和一口凝注井。

　　早在今年 5 月，當順風集團首次宣布將該油田出售給埃尼集團時，該公司表示，該油田“在順風集團的所有權下，擁有良好的安全和生產記錄”，但該資產更適合埃尼英國利物浦灣業務。

　　郝芬 譯自 OE

　　原文如下:

　　Tailwind Energy Sells Conwy Field to Eni

　　Oil and gas company Tailwind Energy said Thursday it had completed the sale of its Conwy field, offshore the UK, to the Italian oil giant Eni.

　　The firm said it had wrapped up the full divestment of its interests in the Conwy field, including decommissioning

　　Tailwind owned a 100 percent operated stake in Conwy, which it'd purchased as part of its 2018 acquisition of EOG Resources UK.

　　Tailwind did not say how much Eni had paid for the acquisition of the field.

　　The Conwy field is located in the East Irish Sea and exports reservoir fluids via a subsea pipeline to Douglas.

　　Conwy was discovered in 2009 and was developed via a Not Permanently Attended Installation (‘NPAI’) with three platform production wells, water injection well, and one condensate injection well.

　　When it first announced the agreement to sell the field to Eni, back in May, Tailwind said the field "has had an excellent safety and production record under Tailwind ownership," but that the asset fit more readily into Eni UK’s Liverpool bay operation.