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Shell ONEgas Projects Overview
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EEEGR SNS Conference. 1st March 2012 by Oliver Kleyn
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Shell ONEgas Projects Overview Shell is making significant capital investments in the SNS assets to ensure integrity of the facilities for the remaining lifetime of the producing fields: Clipper
Living Quarters
Bacton
Rejuvenation
Leman
Compression
Inde
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Decommissioning
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Shell ONEgas Projects Overview ONEgas Facilities and Pipelines
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Please note that the situation as shown is not geographical correct ! EP200810214239001 December 2008
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Production Rate
Mature Assets - End of field life considerations new project uneconomic due to limited lifetime
Min. Flow
Time In late field life: - Wells, platforms, fields all have minimum flow or longetivity constrai - Production decline (uneconomic to produce tail end) - Uneconomic projects due to curtailed lifetime….
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Mature Assets - End of field life considerations
Lower costs for remaining small field developments
Reduce Operating Costs Min. Flow
Time Improve minimum flow (eg ‘deliquification’)
Better management of late field life (‘slow gas’)
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The Evolution of Offshore Platform projects 2007 Platform costs typically halved with each new generation of design
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Monotower Trident 2013+ Reduced functionality Normally unattended Shell Uk Limited
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Clipper Living Quarters Project
Current LQ on Clipper platform
New accommodation helideck and crane
New 50m “Rectangular” Link Bridge
New 18m x 23.6m LQ jacket Shell Uk Limited
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Clipper Living Quarters Project
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Bacton Rejuvenation Project
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Leman Compression Project
Current export compression system near end of useful technical life. Project aims to safeguard the production of Leman and other tied in fields.
Mainly replacement of one of two LP/HP trains (36 MW) whilst production continues.
Offshore work to start in Q2 2013, finishing by end 2014.
Currently deciding between a Brownfield and Greenfield concept. Shell Uk Limited
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Inde Decommissioning Project
Time lapse photography of the Decommissioning of the Inde Juliet Platform ...
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