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CGG LAUNChES GIPPSLAND REGENERATION REPROCESSING PROJECT IN SE AUSTRALIA


CGG has recently announced the start of its Gippsland ReGeneration 3D reprocessing project in Australia’s premier Gippsland Basin, in South-East Australia. The project will offer the industry the highest-resolution 3D seismic data available in this extremely prospective area.


TWMA AWARDED NORTh SEA CONTRACT WITh AzINOR CATALyST


TWMA, a leading provider of drill cuttings and slop handling, management and treatment solutions, has been awarded a contract estimated to be worth around £1million with UKCS-focused E&P company, Azinor Catalyst Limited (“Azinor Catalyst”).


The project, which commences in August 2017, will see TWMA provide drill cuttings containment and processing services on the Ocean Guardian rig in the Central North Sea. Azinor Catalyst has contracted the semi- submersible rig for the drilling of two wells in 2017. Anticipated spud of the Partridge exploration well is in August, followed by the spud of the Agar appraisal well in September.


TWMA is providing offshore personnel, drill cuttings containment and onshore drill cuttings processing as part of a three-year contract, which has two additional one-year options.


Marlene Mitchell, Sales Director at TWMA, said: “We are very pleased to secure this contract, which marks our first work with Azinor Catalyst. TWMA will support this drilling activity by safely and effectively managing drill cuttings, through containment offshore and processing onshore.


“We will be utilising a number of our proprietary technologies including EfficientC®, which will allow us to collect and contain the drill cuttings offshore before transport onshore. From there, drill cuttings will be treated by the TCC RotoMill® at our Peterhead facility, thus minimising the environmental impact of the drilling programme.


“TWMA has built a strong international track record since our inception in 2000, and we are proud that this reputation continues to be recognised by new and existing clients.”


For more information on TWMA and its services visit: www.twma.co.uk


historically, imaging the Gippsland Basin’s shelf break and numerous submarine channels has proven extremely challenging. With the application of CGG’s latest high-end technology and workflows, including advanced de-multiple and high-frequency FWI, the Gippsland ReGeneration project will deliver significant reservoir imaging improvements, reveal new potential deep reservoir targets and extensively improve understanding of the basin..


To date, the Gippsland Basin has produced over 4 billion barrels of liquid hydrocarbons and 7 trillion cubic feet of gas, sourced from thick coal seams formed during the Paleocene to Eocene, and trapped in late Tertiary, inversion-formed, compressional structures. The first major offshore discovery was made over half a century ago and there is still tremendous opportunity for new discoveries and developments.


Mark Richards, Senior Vice President, Eastern hemisphere, Multi-Client & New Ventures, CGG, said: “CGG sees the Gippsland Basin as an exciting opportunity to show how its leading-edge seismic imaging technologies can enable the industry to breathe new life into a mature basin. With its well established infrastructure and under-developed resources, we believe this high-end reprocessing project has the potential to regenerate the basin and offer a solution to the projected shortfall in Australia’s East Coast gas supplies.”


BARRIER LANDS hAT-TRICK OF FIRE PROTECTION CONTACTS IN GERMANy


Barrier Fire Protection, part of Barrier Group, has secured a trio of contracts to export its specialist industrial fire proofing services to Germany.


The Wallsend-based company has been awarded projects in the chemical and oil & gas sectors carried out by teams of its specialist applicators at sites across the country.


As part of a Mobil Producing Nigeria Ltd offshore oil & gas project for Linde, Barrier Fire Protection has worked in partnership with hertel Gmbh to undertake fire proofing of a 20m x 10m steel structure that will be installed on a platform off the coast of West Africa.


A team of 10 UK-based specialists carried out the project at Linde’s fabrication facility in Bremen, which was completed on time and on budget and utilised Akzo Nobel’s Chartek 1709 product to protect the IGE Separator Skid frame from a hydrocarbon fire scenario.


The company’s second new project in Germany marks a return to Deutsche Infineum’s facility in Cologne where, a year ago, Barrier previously completed a Passive Fire Protection (PFP) project. having won a subsequent competitive tender after completing the first project, Barrier has been engaged to deliver PFP to a second 15-metre diameter Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage sphere.


Utilising specialist hydro-Cat spraying equipment, a highly-durable epoxy (Chartek 7) will be applied to the exterior of the sphere and its support structure during a planned maintenance programme at the refinery.


Completing the hat-trick of projects is a contract awarded by BASF for its extensive facility in Ludwigshafen. Barrier will undertake a programme of fire proofing to process pipework that carries volatile product from the facility, through the harbour and Jetty Loadout Terminal on the banks of the Rhine River.


Barrier Fire Protection was formed in 1990 to carry out passive fire protection to the BP Miller Oil Platform in the North Sea and has, since then, applied thousands of tons of epoxy intumescents to structural steel, vessels and pipework including more than 50 LPG storage spheres.


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