Offshore
OFFSHORE
Brunel Oil and Gas offshore has a total of 220 wells supply approximately 19.7 billion standard cubic feet per day of sour gas to 14 LNG trains and four sales gas trains onshore. The gas, along with the associated condensate, is transferred to shore via subsea pipelines.
At the heart of Brunel Oil and Gas offshore operations are the North Field Bravo (NFB) and RasGas Alfa (RGA) offshore complexes. This contribute approximately 2.8 bscfd of 'dry' gas to the total offshore gas production.
This wet gas is dehydrated on the respective production platforms and then transported through the individual subsea pipelines to their respective onshore LNG trains.
Brunel Oil and Gas has a total of many producing wells which supply 6.1 bscfd of 'wet' natural gas through to Trains onshore. Brunel Oil and Gas supply 1.4 bscfd of wet natural gas to onshore Trains.
Brunel Oil and Gas has three platforms installed that remotely operates from the North Field Bravo, and are operated remotely from the onshore control room. Natural gas from offshore is transferred to shore with the associated condensate via subsea pipelines.
For Brunel Oil and Gas, 15 wells supply 1.2 bscfd of dry natural gas to LNG Trains facilities. Brunel Oil and Gas wells are operated remotely from the central control room at the Alpha platform.