North Everest

NORTH EVEREST
NORTH EVEREST
NORTH EVEREST
North Everest is a combined wellhead/production/quarters platform, producing gas and
condensate from the North Everest field. The Installation also processes gas and condensate
from the South Everest subsea wellheads, located some 7.1km south of the North Everest
production platform and Everest East Expansion (EEE) wells, located approximately 6.8km
North East of the installation.
KEY FACTS
Block
22/10a-A
Sector
Central North Sea
Approx distance to land
145 nautical miles
Water Depth
90M
Hydrocarbons Produced
Gas and condensate
Export Method
All of the pipelines and risers are on the CATS Riser platform,
remote from the manned North Everest platform.
Condensate is exported to Forties by infield pipeline (and onwards
to Cruden Bay), and the gas is exported to the CATS Terminal at
Teesside by the CATS Pipeline.
Manned / Unmanned
Manned
Operated / Non-Operated
Operated
% of Shell Equity
100%
First Production
1993
Accommodation On Board
77
NORTH
EVEREST
ARMADA
INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION
Entry Specification:
Gas condensate
Exit Specification:
Gas export from platform must meet CATS entry specification; condensate export
must meet FPS entry specification.
Outline details of Primary separation
processing facilities:
Single HP Separator (two phase) separates well fluids to gas processing and
condensate/water processing trains. Condensate/water separation train
involves a further two stages of gravity separation; produced water processing is
through a single Tilted Plate Separator before overboard discharge.
Outline details of gas treatment facilities:
Gas treatment sides consists of two parallel gas processing trains. Each train consists
of a booster compressor (with scrubber and aftercooler), TEG Contactor and export
compressor (with scrubber and aftercooler). Booster and export compressors on a
single train run off a common shaft, powered by a single gas turbine.
HIGH LEVEL CAPACITY INFORMATION
The basic capacity information is portrayed by colour coded 'traffic lights' that reflect thresholds of
availability over the next 5 years
5% to 25%
>25%
Available Capacities
North Everest Platform firm processing
capacity available
2017
<5%
Ullage as % of system capacity
2018
2019
2020
2021
Unknown
Comment
Oil export capacity - circa 10 kbbl/d
(Condensate processing and export)
Gas compression capacity - circa 120 mmscf/d
120 mmscfd (at 23 barg suction);
less at lower suction pressures
Governed by compression
Gas export capacity - as compression
Gas lift capacity - none available
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N/A
Governed by compression
Dehydration capacity - as compression
H2S removal capacity - non available
None available
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None available
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None available
Produced water handling capacity - circa 5 kbbl/d
Water injection capacity - non available
CONTACT INFORMATION
Shell
For further enquiries regarding the above please contact Matthew Livingston
+44 1224 88 7162
[email protected]
Last update:
January 2017
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