Why powering oil and gas platforms with renewables makes sense
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Report summary
Table of contents
- What’s to gain?
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How can platforms be linked to renewables?
- Power from shore
- Power from existing offshore sources
- Power from in-situ renewables
- Which region will make a renewables splash first?
- What are the carbon implications?
- Case study: powering Clair
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Field-level benefits of electrification of platforms
- Power use offshore vs. power consumption by selected countries
- Platform opex vs. carbon costs (US$40, US$100 scenarios)
- Value erosion from carbon-pricing mechanics
- Fuel gas requirement at the Clair field
- Location of Clair and Viking Wind Farm
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