Asset Report
Gassled-Statpipe
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Statpipe was the first main gas gathering system built to take gas from fields in the Norwegian northern North Sea. The pipeline was constructed in four zones: Zones 1 and 2 incorporated the wet gas portion of the system from Statfjord to Kårstø; Zone 3 was the Kårstø terminal; and Zone 4 consisted of the dry gas lines from Heimdal and Kårstø to Draupner and Ekofisk. A number of other developments have also been completed to cope with additional ...
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- Summary
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Key issues
- Statpipe service life extension
- Heimdal bypass project
- Draupner robustness campaign
- Yggdrasil development to boost throughput
- Norwegian State acquires ownership of the Gassled pipeline network
- Location maps
- Participation
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Development
- Rich Gas Leg
- Kårstø Terminal
- Dry Gas Line
- Tampen Link
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Throughput
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Tariffs
- Gassled
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Tariffs
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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 1Statpipe mapParticipation: Table 1
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Throughput: Table 1Throughput: Table 2Statfjord - Karstø rich gas pipeline throughput profileDevelopment: Table 1
What's included
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