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=== Summary Information === | === Summary Information === | ||
| − | * Operator: | + | * Operator: Woodside |
* Country: Australia | * Country: Australia | ||
* Location: Offshore, Bass Strait | * Location: Offshore, Bass Strait | ||
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=== Description === | === Description === | ||
* The field utilises a two Platforms, the Bream A a steel platform and Bream B, a concrete gravity structure | * The field utilises a two Platforms, the Bream A a steel platform and Bream B, a concrete gravity structure | ||
| − | * Oil is sent to the | + | * Oil is sent to the [[Halibut Fortescue Cobia And Mackerel Oil And Gas Fields | Halibut Platform]] and transfered from there to shore by a subsea pipeline. |
| − | * A 51km gas pipeline runs 46km offshore from the Bream A platform, across the Gippsland coast near Paradise beach and then continues a further 5km onshore to the | + | * A 51km gas pipeline runs 46km offshore from the Bream A platform, across the Gippsland coast near Paradise beach and then continues a further 5km onshore to the [[Longford Gas Conditioning Plant]] |
=== Contractors === | === Contractors === | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 4 January 2023
Summary Information
- Operator: Woodside
- Country: Australia
- Location: Offshore, Bass Strait
- Production start: 1988
- Partners: BHP Billiton / Exxon
- Type: Oil & Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
Description
- The field utilises a two Platforms, the Bream A a steel platform and Bream B, a concrete gravity structure
- Oil is sent to the Halibut Platform and transfered from there to shore by a subsea pipeline.
- A 51km gas pipeline runs 46km offshore from the Bream A platform, across the Gippsland coast near Paradise beach and then continues a further 5km onshore to the Longford Gas Conditioning Plant
Contractors
- **Global Maritime:** Warranty surveyor for launch, tow and installation of two gas pipelines
History
- 1969 - The Bream oil and gas field was discovered
- 1988 - Oil production starts
- 2002 - Gas production begins with the completion of the Bream Gas Pipeline
+++ Geology ===
