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+++ Description | +++ Description | ||
* Offshore facilities | * Offshore facilities | ||
| − | + | ** Two production wellhead platforms: MLJ-1 and MLJ-2. | |
| − | + | ** 2.5 km / 12” MLJ-2/MLJ-1 sea pipeline. | |
| − | + | ** 85 km / 18” MLJ-1/OPP sea pipeline. | |
* Onshore facilities | * Onshore facilities | ||
| − | + | ** Reception of well fluids in slugcatcher (800 m3). | |
| − | + | ** Separation of gas and liquids. | |
| − | + | ** Gas processed to remove mercury and CO2. | |
| − | + | ** Delivery to [[Brunei LNG Terminal | BLNG]] (distance 700 m). | |
| − | + | ** LNG is exported to LNG ship via two 16” line on a 4.5 km Jetty. | |
| − | + | ** Liquid processed to separate and stabilise condensate and water. | |
| − | + | ** Delivery to BSP Seria Crude Oil Terminal (SCOT, distance 17 km). Crude oil is exported to oil tanker via Single Buoy Mooring (SBM). | |
+++ Contractors | +++ Contractors | ||
* **Technip:** | * **Technip:** | ||
| − | + | ** EPCC - Onshore Processing plant | |
| − | + | ** Engineering, procurement, supply, construction and commissioning (EPSCC) of a new onshore pipeline, in order to transport Maharaja Lela & Jamalulalam South (MLJS) gas | |
* **Vallourec:** Supply of premium pipes the majority of which in high alloyed, corrosion-resistant grades, threaded with latest premium connections | * **Vallourec:** Supply of premium pipes the majority of which in high alloyed, corrosion-resistant grades, threaded with latest premium connections | ||
* SapuraAcergy: Provision of subsea services | * SapuraAcergy: Provision of subsea services | ||
Latest revision as of 13:39, 11 September 2023
Summary Information
- Operator: Total
- Country: Brunei
- Location: Block B offshore
- Production start: 1999
- Partners:
- Type: Gas & Condensate
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- Offshore facilities
- Two production wellhead platforms: MLJ-1 and MLJ-2.
- 2.5 km / 12” MLJ-2/MLJ-1 sea pipeline.
- 85 km / 18” MLJ-1/OPP sea pipeline.
- Onshore facilities
- Reception of well fluids in slugcatcher (800 m3).
- Separation of gas and liquids.
- Gas processed to remove mercury and CO2.
- Delivery to BLNG (distance 700 m).
- LNG is exported to LNG ship via two 16” line on a 4.5 km Jetty.
- Liquid processed to separate and stabilise condensate and water.
- Delivery to BSP Seria Crude Oil Terminal (SCOT, distance 17 km). Crude oil is exported to oil tanker via Single Buoy Mooring (SBM).
+++ Contractors
- **Technip:**
- EPCC - Onshore Processing plant
- Engineering, procurement, supply, construction and commissioning (EPSCC) of a new onshore pipeline, in order to transport Maharaja Lela & Jamalulalam South (MLJS) gas
- **Vallourec:** Supply of premium pipes the majority of which in high alloyed, corrosion-resistant grades, threaded with latest premium connections
- SapuraAcergy: Provision of subsea services
+++ History
- 1999 - Production started
- 2010 - Southern extension discovered
- 2014 - Technip awarded pipeline contract
+++ Geology
- The multiple reservoir levels are situated at the downthrown side of a major down-to-basin fault.
+++ Links
- Maharaja Lela - Jamalul Alam
- Maharaja, Technip
- FLASH GAS COMPRESSOR OPP PLANT, World Bank
- Serimax Asia Pipeline References
- Elf Aquitaine announces production start-up Of Maharaja-Lela field in Brunei
- Total Brunei new gas and condensate discovery in offshore Block B
- Technip awarded contract in Brunei, reinforcing its presence in the country
- Vallourec awarded important offshore contract by Total for ML-South Project in Brunei
- Sapurakencana Petroleum Bags 5 New Contracts Worth Rm 1 Billion (US$312 Million)
