Gathers crude oil from the Marco Polo hub platform into the Allegheny pipeline.
The 32-mile, 16-inch natural gas pipeline has the capacity to transport up to 200 million cubic feet per day by connecting the fields to Enterprise’s existing Anaconda Gathering System which gathers gas production from the Marco Polo area.
The crude oil export pipeline is a 70-mile, 16-inch line with a capacity of approximately 100,000 barrels per day that connects the fields with the Cameron Highway Oil Pipeline and Poseidon Oil Pipeline systems at Cameron Highway’s Ship Shoal 332B junction platform. Enterprise owns a 50 percent and 36 percent ownership interest in the Cameron Highway and Poseidon oil pipelines, respectively.
The Shenzi oil export pipeline will originate at the Shenzi Field, located in 4,300 feet of water at Green Canyon Block 653, approximately 120 miles off the coast of Louisiana. The 83-mile, 20-inch diameter pipeline will have the capacity to transport up to 230,000 barrels per day of crude oil and will connect the field to the Cameron Highway Oil Pipeline and Poseidon Oil Pipeline systems at Enterprise’s Ship Shoal 332B junction platform. Enterprise owns a 50 percent interest in Cameron Highway and a 36 percent interest in Poseidon and operates both pipelines.
The pipeline starts at Longford in Victoria and enters Bass Strait near Seaspray. The pipeline will be laid on the seabed of Bass Strait, entering Tasmania in the Bell Bay region and laid underground in trenches up to two metres deep. Near Bell Bay it will cross under the Tamar River, and continue to Rosevale, near Launceston. Here the pipeline splits into two: the northern pipeline extension to Port Latta on Tasmania’s North-west coast, and the southern pipeline extension to Hobart.
The Blue Stream pipeline is made up of three main lines. The pipe route include a 222 mile section in Russia from Izobilnoye to Dzhugba on the Black Sea Coast, a 235 mile section on the bottom of the Black Sea connecting Dzhugba to Samsun on the Turkish coast and a further 300 mile link from Samsun to Ankara.
The Vesterled system runs from the Heimdal Riser platform in the North Sea to St Fergus in the UK, is 361 kilometres long overall and has an internal diameter of 32 inches.
The Franpipe system runs for 840 kilometres from the Draupner E riser platform in the North Sea to the receiving terminal at Port Ouest in Dunkerque on the French coast. It has an internal diameter of 42 inches.
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.
Gas production from the Åsgard field formed the basis for the pipeline system. Flexible risers from the floating Åsgard B gas platform tie into an export riser base on the seabed, which forms the starting point for the 42-inch Åsgard Transport line.
The Norne Gas Transport System (NGTS) runs for 126 kilometres to tie the Norne field in the Norwegian Sea into the Åsgard Transport pipeline.
ShortDescription
Offshore crude oil pipeline system that gathers production from the outer continental shelf in the Gulf of Mexico and transports it onshore to Houma, Louisiana.
The Gas 2025 study identified Interconnector 2 (IC2) as the most practical solution to transport additional gas supplies to Ireland. IC2 now provides additional capacity to meet the substantial increase in gas demand forecasted for the coming decades. Construction of IC2, a 195km sub-sea Interconnector pipeline linking Ireland with Southwest Scotland commenced in April 2002 and was successfully completed on time and to budget in November 2002.
Crude oil pipeline system designed to gather Deepwater Trend production, primarily from the South Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, for delivery to refineries and terminals in Port Arthur and Texas City, Texas.
The world’s longest export pipeline. The gas will be transported by the world’s longest subsea export pipeline approximately 1200 kilometres from Nyhamna at the west coast of Norway via Sleipner in the North Sea to Easington in UK.
Offshore crude oil system that connects the Allegheny platform in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico with Poseidon at the Ship Shoal 332 platform.
A 34-inch oil pipeline which runs for 335 kilometres from Ekofisk to the Teesside export port in Britain. On line in 1975.
Offshore crude oil system that connects the Typhoon platform in the Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico to the Shell Boxer platform, which provides access to Poseidon through a third party pipeline.
Condensate from the Sleipner fields is piped for 245 kilometres through a 20-inch line to Kårstø north of Stavanger for processing. Began operating in 1993.
This 16-inch line carries oil for 86 kilometres from Troll B to Mongstad near Bergen, reaching a depth of more than 500 metres in the Hjelte Fjord. Began operating in 1995.