Compact subsea gas compression solution for maximized recovery

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Compact subsea gas compression solution for maximized recovery Aberdeen, 6 th February 2014 Marco Gabelloni Senior engineer 2014 Aker Solutions

Why subsea gas compression Gas fields require boosting of the reservoir flow as pressure depletes Advantageous to place the compressor close to the well Increased production Reduced CO2 emissions Subsea gas compression replaces the need for an offshore platform or onshore compression facility Safer due to unmanned operation 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 2 Subsea Expo 2014

Aker Solutions experience and current design 2006 2011 Ormen Lange Subsea Compression Pilot 15 MSm 3 /d max flow rate 12.5 MW compressor power 900 m water depth 120 km step-out distance Subsea Variable Speed Drives, Circuit breakers and UPS 2010 2015 Åsgard Subsea Compression System 21 MSm 3 /d flow rate 2 x 11.5 MW compressor power 300 m water depth 40 km step-out distance Topside Variable Speed Drives, Circuit breakers and UPS 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 3 Subsea Expo 2014

Åsgard subsea compression project status Manifold station Compression station template 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 4 Slide 4 Subsea Expo 2014

Industry needs for subsea gas field developments Maximized production qualified and reliable system Reduced CAPEX simplified and robust design OPEX saving, with easy intervention compact and modular solutions HSE focus safe operation and minimized environmental footprint Flexibility for future developments building-block design 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 5 Subsea Expo 2014

Compact Subsea Gas Compression System Main objective Design, qualify, build and test a compact subsea gas compression system Applications Medium to small sized gas & gas/condensate fields, including long step-out and deep water 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 6 Subsea Expo 2014

Key enabling technologies Cooling module Compression module Power module Active Cooler Gas Piston Pump Compact Scrubber Subsea Compressor RotoConverter 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 7 Subsea Expo 2014

Active Cooler development Current Challenge Passive coolers with big footprint and temperature control by design prior to installation New Design Forced convection cooler through pump Benefits Footprint and weight reduction Temperature control during operation Possibility to reduce hydrate inhibitor by controlling minimum temperature Concept Selection Engineering & Design Procurement & Construction Performance Testing 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 8 Subsea Expo 2014

Gas Piston Pump development Current Challenge Subsea pump requiring barrier fluid and Variable Speed Drive Recycling for low liquid content New Design Pneumatic transport by using pressurized gas from the compressor Benefits Low cost for pumping High reliability Simple control system No need for electrical supply and power components Concept Selection Engineering & Design Procurement & Construction Proof of Concept Test 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 9 Subsea Expo 2014

RotoConverter development Current Challenge Long distance transmission requires low frequency - Typical subsea loads require high frequency New Design Low frequency transmission, 15-50 Hz, and local subsea frequency step-up Benefits Enables more power for longer distances Reduced CAPEX Increased cable performance Leverages existing topside design Concept Selection Engineering & Design Procurement & Construction Proof of Concept Test 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 10 Subsea Expo 2014

Subsea Compact Gas Compression system benefits Maximized production Simplified system functionality Reduced CAPEX Reduced size and weight No pump Variable Speed Drive No barrier fluid HPU and tubing Reduced cable cost OPEX saving, with easy intervention Reduced module retrieval weight HSE focus Remotely operated from on-shore locations Flexibility for future developments Configurable system 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 11 Subsea Expo 2014

Summary Implementing lessons learned from previous technology qualification programs and projects Close cooperation with the industry for the next generation of subsea gas compression systems Enabling technology for smaller fields and applications in remote areas 2014 Aker Solutions Slide 12 Subsea Expo 2014

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