Asset Report
Nigg Oil Terminal
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Report summary
The terminal at Nigg Bay was built in 1979 to accept Beatrice crude via pipeline, following government refusal to sanction offshore loading. The terminal now receives no throughput and is in the early phases of decommissioning. Throughout the life of the terminal, it processed crude from four different fields in the UK Central North Sea before production ceased in 2015.
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- Summary
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Key issues
- NEO Energy and Repsol Resources UK in strategic merger
- Terminal leasing
- Decommissioning began in 2023
- Green methanol plant planned at the terminal
- Location maps
- Participation
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Development
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Terminal
- Pipeline System
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Terminal
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Throughput
- Terminal
- Costs
Tables and charts
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Key facts: Table 1Nigg Bay Terminal mapParticipation: Table 1Throughput: Table 1Development: Table 1
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