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Discovered in May 1968. It had initial recoverable reserves of 14 billion m. Gas production began in 1975, and it was bought by
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421:(Neptune and Mercury), and the Juno development (Whittle, Wollaston, Minerva and Apollo) gas fields. The Dimlington site has the control room for all of Perenco's gas fields that ship gas to the Easington site. Dimlington can handle up to 950m cubic feet of gas per day.
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