Difference between revisions of "Far North Liquids and Associated Gas System (Flags) Pipeline"

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Summary Information

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The FLAGS (Far North Liquids and Associated Gas System) pipeline is a natural gas pipeline in the North Sea. It is used to transport liquids and associated gas from a number of platforms including the four Brent platforms.
Shell’s Brent Bravo is the pipeline’s starting point and it terminates at St Fergus, near Peterhead.
Natural gas from the Norwegian Statfjord Oil and Gas Field is fed through the Tampen pipeline and Gjoa/Vega through the Gjoa pipeline, linking Norwegian and UK gas trunkline networks.

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1982 - The pipeline was commissioned
2007 - The Tampen Link gas pipeline connecting the Statfjord Oil and Gas Field entered operations

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Tampen Link runs for 23.1 kilometres from the [[[Statfjord Oil and Gas Field]]] to a Flags tie-in

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−	* The FLAGs fields are [[Brent Oil Field]], [[Cormorant Oil Field]], [[Knarr Oil Field]], [[Magnus Oil Field]], [[Vega Gas ~~And~~ Condensate Field]]	+	* The FLAGs fields are [[Brent Oil Field]], [[Cormorant Oil Field]], [[Knarr Oil Field]], [[Magnus Oil Field]], [[Penguins Oil Field]] and [[Vega Gas and Condensate Field]]