Project Details
Background
Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited, through its pipeline subsidiary Kumul Petroleum (Pipeline) Limited (the “Company”), has awarded the Pre-Front End Engineering and Design (the “Pre-FEED”) phase (Phase 1b) of the Western Pipeline Project Gulf Pipeline Extension (the “GPE”) to Granherne KBR as part of its commitment to develop the Papua New Guinea Western Province fields.
For this purpose, Granherne KBR has team up with its Malaysian engineering alliance partner, MMC Oil & Gas Engineering, to undertake the pipeline design work for the previous Concept Select Study. A significant body of supporting work will also be referenced from the prior work phases, primarily:
- KBR (Singapore) for Kumul : Kikori Energy Park Concept Study (2017)
- Advisian for CPP: Western Pipeline Project Pre FEED Study (2017).
Project Overview
The pipeline scope of the Gulf Pipeline Extension Pre-FEED Services is as outlined in the Table 1 and Figure 1, covering pipeline sections P1, P7 and P8.
For clarity purposes, pipeline sections P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P9 and P10 are excluded from the above Scope of Work.
Table 1: Description of Pipelines in Gulf Pipeline Extension Services
| Pipeline No. (Ref Figure 1) |
Description |
|
P1 |
(Onshore) 32” x 63 km natural gas pipeline from Kopi to Teradau with capacity 630 MMSCFD. |
|
P7 |
(Onshore) 28” x 137 km natural gas pipeline from Teradau towards Orokolo Bay with capacity 480 MMSCFD. Includes provision of natural gas for future second LNG train of identical capacity. |
|
P8 |
(Offshore) 28” x 12km natural gas pipeline from Orokolo Bay onshore landfall point to FLNG tie-in point with capacity 480 MMSCFD. Includes provision of natural gas for future second LNG train of identical capacity. |
Figure 1: Sketch of the Western Pipeline Project Facilities including the Gulf Pipeline Extension
- Client Granherne KBR
- Project Location Orokolo Bay (offshore) and Teradau, onshore in the Kikori region
- Project Duration 8 weeks
- Project No. KBR-B-0027
