the Leman 49/26A complex comprises four bridge-linked platforms 49/26AP (Production), 49/26AD1 (Drilling 1), 49/26AD2 (Drilling 2), and 49/26AK (Compression). For installations in the Southern North Sea the second and subsequent letters may designate a platform's function, e.g.
The first letter is a sequential letter (A, B, C, D, etc.) identifying each installation within a field. The numbers identify the Quadrant and Block where the installation is located, e.g. This may give the name of the original or current owner or operator, the field name, and a set of numbers and letters, e.g. Installations are identified by a large black-on-yellow sign on the installation. An offshore installation on the UK Continental Shelf may comprise a single integrated platform or two or more bridge-linked platforms. Oil and gas field names follow themes chosen by the companies who originally developed them. The fields and installations in the following list are allocated to regions corresponding to the Oil and Gas Authority's listings. The UK continental shelf (UKCS) comprises six geographical and geological oil, gas and condensate regions: Southern North Sea (principally gas fields) Central North Sea (oil, condensate and gas fields) Moray Firth (oil and associated gas fields) Northern North Sea (oil and associated gas fields) West of Shetland (oil and associated gas) and the Irish Sea/Liverpool Bay (oil and gas). See article Onshore oil and gas fields in the United Kingdom Offshore Many fields in Quadrants P, Q, K (e.g.Hanze oil field - most northern oil field in the Dutch sector (2001).De Ruyter oil field - most recent offshore oil development (2006).Ameland - gasfield that started production in the mid-1980s.Schoonebeek oil field - largest onshore oilfield in Western Europe.
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