Offshore Magazine

Partners sanction subsea tiebacks to NW Shelf platform

Social Tools

Offshore staff

PERTH, Australia – The North West Shelf Project participants have approved development of the first phase of the Greater Western Flank (GWF) scheme off northwest Australia.

GWF Phase 1 will develop the Goodwyn GH and Tidepole fields via a subsea tieback to the Goodwyn A platform. It is also the first development of the broader GWF area. Further phases will be developed later on.

According to operator Woodside Energy, the total investment for GWF Phase 1 is around A$2.5 billion ($2.58 billion), start-up anticipated early 2016.

Woodside CEO and Managing Director Peter Coleman said the project would maintain offshore supply to the Karratha gas plant and support the North West Shelf Project’s marketing of domestic gas and LNG.

Participants are: Woodside Energy (operator 16.67%); BHP Billiton Petroleum (North West Shelf) (16.67%); BP Developments Australia (16.67%); Chevron Australia (16.67%); Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) (16.67%); and Shell Development (Australia) (16.67%).

12/08/2011

Most Recent Content

Rosneft appoints president

Rosneft (MICEX:ROSN) has appointed Igor Sechin as president.

Island Offshore extends FMC contracts for North Sea LWI

FMC Technologies Inc. (NYSE:FTI) has signed two five-year contracts with Island Offshore Management AS to supply light well intervention (LWI) services for Statoil in the North Sea.

Record bids for latest UK license round

Britain has received a record number of applications in its latest offshore licensing round.

Cooper assigns Tunisia well operations to AGR

Cooper Energy has contracted AGR for drilling services offshore Tunisia.

Statoil takes LWI rigs on long-term charters

Statoil (OSE:STL;NYSE:STO) has awarded contracts totaling $1.56 billion for three new “Category A” light well intervention (LWI) vessels, two to Island Offshore Management and one to Eide Marine Services.

Offshore Magazine