Difference between revisions of "Topaz Gas Field"
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| − | * The Topaz subsea well head and protective structure, is a gas producing seabed installation tied back to the [[Schooner Gas Field]] (Tullow) via 15 kms of 6-inch diameter pipeline. | + | * The Topaz subsea well head and protective structure, is a gas producing seabed installation tied back to the [[Schooner Gas Field]] (Tullow) via 15 kms of 6-inch diameter pipeline and a 3.6” umbilical |
* Gas is then transported onward to the [[Caister Murdoch Gas Fields | Caister Murdoch System]] (ConocoPhillips) and [[Theddlethorpe Gas Processing Plant]] | * Gas is then transported onward to the [[Caister Murdoch Gas Fields | Caister Murdoch System]] (ConocoPhillips) and [[Theddlethorpe Gas Processing Plant]] | ||
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* 2009 - First gas produced | * 2009 - First gas produced | ||
* 2010 - Ithaca acquired a 35% stake from GDF Suez | * 2010 - Ithaca acquired a 35% stake from GDF Suez | ||
| + | * 2017 - Gas production ceased | ||
+++ Geology | +++ Geology | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 11 June 2024
Summary Information
- Operator: RWE Dea
- Country: UK
- Location: Blocks 49/1a and 49/2a Southern North Sea
- Production start: 2009
- Partners: Ithaca
- Type: Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- The Topaz subsea well head and protective structure, is a gas producing seabed installation tied back to the Schooner Gas Field (Tullow) via 15 kms of 6-inch diameter pipeline and a 3.6” umbilical
- Gas is then transported onward to the Caister Murdoch System (ConocoPhillips) and Theddlethorpe Gas Processing Plant
+++ Contractors
- **Technip:** Pipelay, tie-in activities and umbilical supply
- **KWSubsea:**
- FEED of subsea tie-back
- Detailed design of subsea pipeline tie-back
+++ History
- 1987 - Topaz Gas Field discovered
- 2006 - RWE Dea increased its stake in the Topaz field
- 2008 - Final investment decision made
- 2009 - Project development approved by UK Goverment
- 2009 - First gas produced
- 2010 - Ithaca acquired a 35% stake from GDF Suez
- 2017 - Gas production ceased
+++ Geology
+++ Links
