Application for Variation of a Pipeline Licence - Pipeline Licence VIC/PL14 (5QHLTL)

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

 

Sections 226 and 708

Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006

 

APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF A PIPELINE LICENCE - PIPELINE LICENCE VIC/PL14 (5QHLTL)

 

I, NICOLE LYNETTE FILBAY, the delegate of the National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator, on behalf of the Commonwealth–Victoria Offshore Petroleum Joint Authority hereby give notice pursuant to sections 226 and 708 of the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006 that an application has been received from

 

Esso Australia Resources Pty Ltd

(ACN 091 829 819)

 

Woodside Energy (Bass Strait) Pty Ltd

(ACN 004 228 004)

 

for the variation of Pipeline Licence VIC/PL14 in the offshore area of Victoria, as set out below.

 

Pursuant to subsection 226(3) of the Act, a person may make a written submission to the Titles Administrator about this application within 30 days from the date of this notice.

 

This notice takes effect on the day on which it appears in the
Australian Government Gazette.

 

Made under the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006

of the Commonwealth of Australia.

 

NICOLE LYNETTE FILBAY

DELEGATE OF THE TITLES ADMINISTRATOR

ON BEHALF OF THE COMMONWEALTH–VICTORIA

OFFSHORE PETROLEUM JOINT AUTHORITY

 

 


APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF

PIPELINE LICENCE VIC/PL14

 

The application seeks to affect the following amendments to the licence: 

 

  1.       The FIRST SCHEDULE of the Licence is varied by deleting the current text and table below the heading “FIRST SCHEDULE – ROUTE OF PIPELINE” and substituting under the heading the following: 

    Inserting new sub-heading: 
     

From Conclusion of Repair Activities

Route of Redundant DN300 Pipeline
 

Inserting the following wording: 
 

“The route of the redundant pipeline, after completion of the repair activities, is described in the table below commencing and terminating at the cut spool locations at the West Kingfish platform (WKF). Coordinates are based on Geodetic Datum of Australia (GDA94).”

 

ID

DESCRIPTION

EASTING

NORTHING

1

Start of the Redundant Pipeline LVO at WKF

596271.01

5727813.48

2

Inflection Point 01

596260.21

5727814.31

3

Inflection Point 02

596257.77

5727779.37

4

End of the Redundant Pipeline Subsea repair cut @5m from WKF jacket

596286.62

5727778.04

 

 

Route of Remaining DN300 Pipeline

 

Inserting the following wording: 


“The route of the West Kingfish to Kingfish A pipeline, following completion of certain repair activities is described in the table below, and displayed in the map below, commencing at cut spool location at the West Kingfish platform and terminating at the first flange upstream of the First Valve Off (FVO) on the Kingfish A platform. Coordinates are based on Geodetic Datum of Australia.”

ID  

DESCRIPTION  

EASTING  

NORTHING  

1  

Cut spool location near the West Kingfish platform @25m from WKF jacket

596306.65

5727778.32

2  

Inflection Point 03

599124.17

5727640.06

3  

Inflection Point 04

599531.42

5727775.81

4  

Inflection Point 05

599674.06

5727421.47

5

Inflection Point 06

599683.96

5727418.78

6  

Inflection Point 07

599683.32

5727405.55

7  

FVO Kingfish A Manifold

599673.34

5727406.28

 

 

 

Inserting new sub-heading


From Conclusion of Stage 1 Activities


Inserting the following wording:


“The route of the West Kingfish to Kingfish A pipeline, following completion of certain decommissioning activities which involve the cutting of the pipeline at the topside (Stage 1) is described in the table below, and displayed in the map below, commencing at cut spool location at the West Kingfish platform and terminating at the cut spool location at the Kingfish A platform. Coordinates are based on Geodetic Datum of Australia.”

ID  

DESCRIPTION  

EASTING  

NORTHING  

1  

Cut spool location near the West Kingfish platform Subsea repair cut @25m WKF from jacket

596306.65

5727778.32

2  

Inflection Point 03

599124.17

5727640.06

3  

Inflection Point 04

599531.42

5727775.81

4  

Inflection Point 05

599674.06

5727421.47

5

Inflection Point 06

599683.96

5727418.78

6  

Inflection Point 07

599683.32

5727405.55

7  

Cut spool location at Kingfish A platform

599673.34

5727406.28

 

 

 

Inserting new sub-heading:

From Conclusion of Stage 2 Activities


Inserting the following wording:

 

“The route of the West Kingfish to Kingfish A pipeline, following completion of certain  decommissioning activities which involve the cutting of the pipeline at the subsea locations set out below (Stage 2) is described in the table below, and displayed in the map below,  commencing at the subsea location near the West Kingfish platform and terminating at the  subsea location near the Kingfish A platform. Coordinates are based on Geodetic Datum of Australia.”

ID  

DESCRIPTION  

EASTING  

NORTHING  

1  

Subsea location near the West Kingfish platform

Subsea repair cut @25m from WKF jacket

596306.65

5727778.32

2  

Inflection Point 03

599124.17

5727640.06

3  

Inflection Point 04

599531.42

5727775.81

4  

Subsea location near Kingfish A platform

599683.66

5727412.59

 

 

 


2. The SECOND SCHEDULE of the Licence is varied, after completion of the Stage 1 Activities, by:

  1.       deleting the following text under Part I Specification, Section (B) Materials of Construction, subsection (i) Steel Pipe:

    “The said riser paperwork shall be API Spec. 5LX, Grade X52 seamless pipe and have the dimensions 323.1 mm O.D. X 19.05 mm W.T.”
     
  2.       deleting the following text under subsection (ii), Part B – Protective Coating:

    Protection of the riser pipework shall be maintained with a coating in accordance with the coating Specification No. 4.3 – Protective Coatings for Onshore Plants, Offshore Platforms and other Marine Specifications or other systems.

    In the splash zones, the risers are coated with 10 mm carbon steel and 4.75 mm Monel sheathing. Above and below the splash zones at KFA and WKF, the riser has a 6 mm thick Zebron polyurethane coating.”

The rest of the SECOND SCHEDULE remains as stated in the licence instrument dated 20 July 1990.

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