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* [[Huntington Oil Field]] | * [[Huntington Oil Field]] | ||
* [[Jasmine Gas and Condensate Field]] | * [[Jasmine Gas and Condensate Field]] | ||
| − | * [[Judy Joanne and Jade Gas and Condensate Fields]] | + | * [[Judy, Joanne and Jade Gas and Condensate Fields]] |
* [[Lomond Oil and Gas Field]] | * [[Lomond Oil and Gas Field]] | ||
* [[Marnock Oil Field]] & the other fields of the Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP) | * [[Marnock Oil Field]] & the other fields of the Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP) | ||
Revision as of 10:03, 11 December 2023
Summary Information
- Source: Everest Oil and Gas Field in the Central North Sea
- Destination: Teesside
- Ownership: BG Group, BP, Eni, Conoco Phillips, Total
- Website: https://www.catspipeline.com/
- Length: 404 kilometre (223 mile)
- Capacity: 48 million Standard cubic meters (1.7 billion Standard cubic feet) of Natural Gas per day
- Status: Operating
+++ Details
- CATS is the Central Area Transmission System, which delivers 12% of the UK's Gas demand through a 404 kilometre (223 mile) pipeline from the Central North Sea to the Teesside Gas Processing Plant TGPP on the North East coast of England.
++++ Related Oil and Gas Fields
- Andrew Oil and Gas Field
- Armada Oil and Gas Field
- Everest Oil and Gas Field
- Huntington Oil Field
- Jasmine Gas and Condensate Field
- Judy, Joanne and Jade Gas and Condensate Fields
- Lomond Oil and Gas Field
- Marnock Oil Field & the other fields of the Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP)
+++ Contractors
- **McDermott-ETPM:** Pipeline construction
- **Serimax:** Welding
+++ History
- 1993 - CATS became operational
- 2007 - A large vessel dragged its anchor causing damage to the pipeline
- 2011 - BP & BG Group acquired Hess stake, preempting a deal with SSE
+++ Other Information
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