Haltenpipe Pipeline
- Gas Pipeline System in North Sea
Haltenpipe pipeline system, operated by Gassco, runs from the Heidrun field in the Norwegian Sea to Tjeldbergodden in mid-Norway with a length of 250 km in the North Sea
offshore Norway.
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| Haltenpipe, North Sea |
Subsea Gas Pipeline Development Data: |
| Area: |
North Sea |
| Region: |
Europe(North) |
| Route: |
from the Heidrun field in the Norwegian Sea to Tjeldbergodden in mid-Norway |
| Start Country: |
Norway |
| End Country: |
Norway |
| Operator: |
Gassco |
| Partners: |
Statoil, Gassco |
| Time of Start-Up: |
1996 |
| Development Cost: |
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Haltenpipe Gassco pipelines, Gassco - The Haltenpipe line is 250 kilometres long and carries gas from the Heidrun field in the Norwegian Sea to Tjeldbergodden in mid-Norway. With an internal diameter of 16 inches, it became operational in December 1996.
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| Haltenpipe |
Pipeline Technical Specification: |
| Medium: |
Gas |
| Capacity: |
6 mill scm/d |
| Pressure: |
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| Size: |
16 inches in diameter |
| Pipe Construction: |
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| Pipelay Vessel(s): |
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Haltenpipe Gas Pipeline Project:
Pipeline Status: In Operation
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