North Everest
North Everest
North Everest is a combined wellhead/production/quarters platform, producing gas and condensate from the North Everest field. The installation also processes gas and condensate from the South Everest subsea wellheads, located some 7.1km south of the North Everest production platform and Everest East Expansion (EEE) wells, located approximately 6.8km North East of the installation.
Key Facts
| Block | 22/10a-A |  |
| Sector | U.K. Central North Sea | |
| Approx distance to land | 145 nautical miles | |
| Water Depth | 90 metres (295ft) | |
| Hydrocarbons Produced | Gas and Condensate | |
| Export Method | All of the pipelines and risers are on the CATS Riser platform, remote from the manned North Everest platform. Condensate is exported to Forties by infield pipeline (and onwards to Cruden Bay), and the gas is exported to the CATS Terminal at Teesside by the CATS Pipeline. |
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| Manned / Unmanned | Manned | |
| Operated / Non-Operated | Operated | |
| % of Chrysaor Equity | 100% | |
| First Production | June 2005 | |
| Accommodation On Board | 80 | |
| Key Commercial Terms | None |
INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION
| Entry Specification: | Produced fluids must be commercially free of odours, materials, sand and solids/fluids that might interfere or cause injury to the proper operation of the Everest platform facilities; which for the avoidance of doubt shall include any material that would affect the merchantable value of Everest products. |
| Exit Specification: | To meet the required specifications of the Central Area Transmission System (CATS) for export gas and the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) for export condensate. |
| Outline details of Primary separation processing facilities: |
Initial stage separation for the Everest process is through a two-phase vertical HP Separator. |
| Outline details of gas treatment facilities: | The Everest gas processing facilities comprise two parallel compression trains from the gas outlet of the HP Separator. Each compression train consists of booster compression followed by TEG dehydration and export compression. |
HIGH LEVEL CAPACITY INFORMATION
The basic capacity information is portrayed by colour coded 'traffic lights' that reflect thresholds of availability over the next 5 years
Available Capacities
>25%
5% to 25% 
<5%
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| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | ||
| Oil export capacity | |
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10,000 bbl/day (oil processing and export) |
| Gas compression capacity | |
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135 mmscfd (at 22 barg suction); less at lower suction pressures |
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Governed by compression |
| Gas lift capacity | None | |||||
| Produced water handling capacity | |
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5,000 bbl/day |
| Dehydration capacity | |
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Governed by compression |
| H2S removal capacity | None | |||||
| Water injection capacity | None | |||||
Disclaimer:
While this information has been prepared in good faith, no warranty or representation (implied or expressed) is made as to its accuracy, completeness or relevance for use by any other party and no liability is accepted by Chrysaor under any circumstances relating to the information and the use thereof.
Last Update: January 2020
Contact Information
Gary Hughes
Commercial Manager
T: 44 (0)1224 086159
M: 44 (0)7766 091285
E: gary.hughes@chrysaor.com