TOTAL Exploration And Production UK Limited Glenlivet Field Increase in Production Environmental Statement Summary To: Jonathan Ward From: Julie Cook Date: 08 October 2018 ES Title: Glenlivet Production Increase Environmental Statement Operator: TOTAL Exploration and Production UK Limited Consultants: N/A Field Group: OGA, Northern North Sea and West of Shetland ES Report No: D/4223/2018 ES Date: October 2018 Block Nos: 206/04 & 214/30a Development Type: Increase in Production Project Description TOTAL Exploration and Production UK Limited (TOTAL) submitted an Environmental Statement (ES) to the BEIS Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED) to support an application for an increase in production from the Glenlivet field. The Glenlivet field is located in Blocks 206/04 and 214/30a, approximately 70 kilometres (km) northwest of the Shetland Isles and 97 km east of the UK / Faroes median line. The field is located in a water depth of approximately 435 metres (m). The Glenlivet field development is linked with the Edradour field development, located approximately 17 km away, and consists of two production wells connected to a manifold and tied-back to the existing subsea production facilities via a subsea pipeline. Control of the Glenlivet facilities is via an umbilical from Edradour. Glenlivet and Edradour gas and condensate are produced through the Laggan-Tormore subsea production facilities and exported to the onshore Shetland Gas Plant (SGP). Gas and condensate are then routed via the Shetland Island Region Gas Export (SIRGE) pipeline to the St Fergus Terminal in northeast Scotland. Following a successful drilling campaign and tie-in to the Laggan-Tormore subsea production facilities, first gas from the Glenlivet field was achieved ahead of schedule in September 2017 and production is now anticipated to be greater than estimated. The anticipated increase in production exceeds the EIA Directive Annex I thresholds of 500,000 m3 of gas/day and 500 tonnes of condensate/day, and an ES was therefore required. Key Potential Environmental Impacts The ES identified the following key potential environmental impacts:
TOTAL Exploration And Production UK Limited Glenlivet Field Increase in Production Environmental Statement Summary To: Jonathan Ward From: Julie Cook Date: 08 October 2018 ES Title: Glenlivet Production Increase Environmental Statement Operator: TOTAL Exploration and Production UK Limited Consultants: N/A Field Group: OGA, Northern North Sea and West of Shetland ES Report No: D/4223/2018 ES Date: October 2018 Block Nos: 206/04 & 214/30a Development Type: Increase in Production Project Description TOTAL Exploration and Production UK Limited (TOTAL) submitted an Environmental Statement (ES) to the BEIS Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED) to support an application for an increase in production from the Glenlivet field. The Glenlivet field is located in Blocks 206/04 and 214/30a, approximately 70 kilometres (km) northwest of the Shetland Isles and 97 km east of the UK / Faroes median line. The field is located in a water depth of approximately 435 metres (m). The Glenlivet field development is linked with the Edradour field development, located approximately 17 km away, and consists of two production wells connected to a manifold and tied-back to the existing subsea production facilities via a subsea pipeline. Control of the Glenlivet facilities is via an umbilical from Edradour. Glenlivet and Edradour gas and condensate are produced through the Laggan-Tormore subsea production facilities and exported to the onshore Shetland Gas Plant (SGP). Gas and condensate are then routed via the Shetland Island Region Gas Export (SIRGE) pipeline to the St Fergus Terminal in northeast Scotland. Following a successful drilling campaign and tie-in to the Laggan-Tormore subsea production facilities, first gas from the Glenlivet field was achieved ahead of schedule in September 2017 and production is now anticipated to be greater than estimated. The anticipated increase in production exceeds the EIA Directive Annex I thresholds of 500,000 m3 of gas/day and 500 tonnes of condensate/day, and an ES was therefore required. Key Potential Environmental Impacts The ES identified the following key potential environmental impacts:
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