Julia Cooke
From the latest issue of The Australian Pipeliner Magazine
From projects in Victorian waters reaching completion, to gas field development possibilities offshore Northern Territory and projects underway offshore Western Australia, subsea pipeline projects are set to continue to keep the industry afloat. Here, The Australian Pipeliner details the latest activity in offshore pipeline development.
Victoria
First gas production commenced at the Henry and Netherby gas fields in February 2010, following the installation of a 22 km, 12 inch diameter pipeline to connect subsea production trees at the Henry-2 and Netherby-1 wells with existing infrastructure at the Casino field. Subsea 7 completed the $93 million pipeline installation contract.
The fields are located in VIC/L30 in the Otway Basin, and are a joint venture between Santos, AWE and Mitsui E&P. Gas from the fields will be sold under an existing gas sales agreement with TRUenergy, supplying southeast Australia.
Subsea 7 completed construction of the 17 km…
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Fri, 13 August 2010
SunWater has confirmed it has received vital financial commitments from the Bowen and Galilee basin mining sector, paving the way for the proposed $1.5 billion Connors River Dam and Pipeline and Galilee Basin Pipeline projects.
Fri, 13 August 2010
Inpex will consider selling stakes in the upstream portion of its offshore Western Australian Ichthys LNG Project, according to a company spokesperson.
Fri, 13 August 2010
Dresser’s new Piping Specialties Style 220 low profile repair sleeve is now available. Dresser said that the sleeve is the result of unique manufacturing capabilities combined with an existing product, creating a repair solution that reduces labour and material costs in the field.
Wed, 11 August 2010
Bow Energy has said that it will progress early phase development activities associated with the Blackwater to Gladstone Pipeline and will aim to shore up infrastructure planning, including environmental approvals, within the second quarter of the 2010–11 financial year.
Wed, 11 August 2010
New South Wales Minister for Water Phil Costa has announced that the State Government will provide more than $A18 million in funding for a water supply pipeline from the Macquarie River to Orange.
