May. 2013 - Husky Energy, operator of the White Rose field in Canada's Jeanne d'Arc Basin, awarded a pair of development contracts associated with the South White Rose Extension project to Technip. The first contract is set to be carried out in 2013 and includes the supply and installation of gas injection flowlines, umbilicals and various subsea structures. Execution of the second contract will commence in 2014 and will involve the supply and installation of flowlines and subsea structures to support oil production and water injection. Husky has started a development drilling program and anticipates production start-up in 2014.

Jan. 2013 - Husky Energy and its partner in the White Rose field off New Foundland are seeking qualified vendors to construct a concrete gravity structure (CGS) that will be the base of a new wellhead platform designed to expand production at the field. The platform will comprise a CGS and topsides facility (the subject of a separate pre-qualification). Produced fluids will be routed via subsea pipeline to the SeaRose FPSO for processing. The platform will be designed to account for risks posed by icebergs and sea ice as well as the general harsh environment of the Grand Banks.

Jul. 2012 - The Sea Rose FPSO has been reconnected, reported Husky Energy. Following planned off-station, production is expected to resume in 3Q 2012. An infill production well was drilled at the White Rose field and will be brought online once production resumes. Furthermore, development drilling continued at North Amethyst and a supporting water injection well for the West White Rose pilot project was completed.

Jul. 2012 - In May 2012, Husky filed a project description with regulators for the White Rose Extension project. The company expects to make a decision on a preferred development option later in 2012, which will use existing infrastructure at the White Rose field and the existing SeaRose FPSO facilities for processing and storage.

Dec. 2011 - Suncor Energy, a partner in the White Rose project, stated that operations are proceeding on the field with a pilot project to provide additional information about the West White Rose field that is part of the White Rose Extension. The operator completed two pilot wells in 3Q 2011, with water injection support expected to come on-stream late in 2011. The subsea development will connect to the SeaRose FPSO, which has a storage capacity of 940,000 barrels of oil. The White Rose field is located about 217 miles (349 kilometers) east of St. John, Newfoundland.

Jul. 2011 - Husky Energy stated that the North Amethyst satellite field continues to perform well, with an average gross output of 33,000 bbls/day. The consortium completed production drilling on a well and a supporting water injection well is scheduled for completion in the third quarter 2011. North Amethyst lies 217 miles (350 kilometers) east of St. John, Newfoundland in the Jeanne d'Arc Basin of the Grand Banks region.

Jun. 2010 - Oil production has commenced from the North Amethyst field offshore Newfoundland & Labrador. North Amethyst is the first satellite field development at the White Rose project and is also the first subsea tie-back project in Canada. The subsea wells in the North Amethyst drill center will be tied-back to the SeaRose FPSO through flexible flowlines, which is moored about 4 miles (6 kilometers) away from the North Amethyst field. Production from the field should rise to a peak rate of approximately 37,000 bopd as the remaining wells are drilled and brought on line. Husky is the operator, holding a 68.9% interest.

Apr. 2010 - Drilling on the North Amethyst satellite field has resumed. The GSF Grand Banks semisub returned and the rig is completing the first production well to tie into the SeaRose FPSO. Production is expected to commence in the second quarter of 2010. White Rose is located 217 miles (350 kilometers) east of St. John, Newfoundland, and North Amethyst, adjacent to White Rose, is the first of three satellite tie-backs. Husky Energy operates the project and owns a 68.87% interest.

Sep. 2009 - Under a contract that was awarded to Cameron on March 30, 2009, it states the company will provide 13 subsea wellheads and Christmas trees, control systems, manifold components, flowline connection systems, and engineering and project management support for the North Amethyst field, located offshore Newfoundland and Labrador Canada, with installation to be completed by the end of 2009. Currently, the equipment is still being delivered to Husky, and hardware installation began but due to drilling and weather related issues, the work will not be completed by the end of this year. The bulk of the hardware installation is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2010. North Amethyst, adjacent to the White Rose field, is the first of three satellite tie-backs to the SeaRose FPSO.

Aug. 2009 - Husky Energy has updated the status of the SeaRose FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading vessel) scheduled maintenance turn around and field satellite development at the White Rose oil field, 217 miles (350 kilometers) southeast of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The White Rose oil field is currently producing approximately 31.5 Mbopd and total production is expected to be approximately 65,000 barrels per day when the Southern Drill Centre resumes production. The North Amethyst satellite field is expected to commence production in early 2010, producing at peak rates of 37,000 bopd once all wells are on production. Husky is expecting that production for 2009 from the White Rose oil field remains within its guidance range.

Jul. 2009 - Petro-Canada continues to advance a major growth project previously sanctioned by the Company: the extension of the White Rose field off the East Coast of Canada. Development drilling has commenced and installation of subsea infrastructure is underway for the North Amethyst portion of the White Rose Extensions, with the project on schedule to deliver first oil in 2010. The West White Rose development will be divided into two stages. Stage 1 was approved in the second quarter of 2009 and development drilling and subsea installation of this stage will take place in 2010, with first oil expected in late 2010 or early 2011. Results of Stage 1, combined with ongoing evaluation, will help define the scope of Stage 2.

Jul. 2009 - Technip, supported by Jumbo Offshore, completed the installation of four subsea structures including two Module Support Frames each weighing approximately 165 tons (150 tonnes). The foundations were lowered to the Grand Banks sea floor at a depth of approximately 394 feet (120 meters) and will support subsea manifolds and flowlines that are part of a multiple well tie-back. The project was executed at the White Rose oil field, offshore Newfoundland, on behalf of Husky Energy.

Apr. 2009 - Cameron was awarded a contract worth approximately $235 million to engineer, construct and provide installation support for subsea systems for the North Amethyst project, a tie-back development that is part of the White Rose oil field offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Under the contract, Cameron will provide 13 subsea wellheads and Christmas trees, control systems, manifold components, flowline connection systems, and engineering and project management support. Initial equipment deliveries are slated to begin in the first quarter of 2009, with installation to be completed by year-end 2009.

Apr. 2008 - The Provincial Government approved the C-NLOPB decision to permit the development of the North Amethyst oil field. Husky Energy, the operator of the White Rose development, estimates that North Amethyst can produce 70 million barrels of oil. Husky submitted the development plan for North Amethyst to the C-NLOPB in August 2007, and received its decision February 29, 2008.