Asset Report
Gassled-Langeled
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Report summary
A Plan for Development and Operation (PDO) of the Ormen Lange gas field was formally approved by the Norwegian Storting on 2004. Separate development plans were also approved for two large export pipelines - Langeled North and Langeled South. The Langeled system transports processed gas from the Nyhamna terminal to the Sleipner area of the North Sea and then onwards to the Easington terminal on the Yorkshire coast in the UK. Langeled remains one of the longest subsea gas export pipelines in the world.
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary
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Key Issues
- Norwegian State acquires ownership of the Gassled pipeline network
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Key Issues
- Location maps
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Participation
- Corporate Activity
- Development
- Throughput
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Costs
- Capital Costs
- Operating Costs
- Fiscal and regulatory
- Economic assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Key facts: Table 1MapThroughput: Table 1
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Throughput: Table 2Gas Throughput Profile (northern leg)Participation: Table 1
What's included
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