Gorgon oil field
The Gorgon Field was discovered in 1980 by West Australian Petroleum Pty Ltd, a joint venture of Ampol Petroleum and Caltex (owned by Texaco and Standard Oil of California, later to become Chevron). Further drilling and appraisal throughout the decade established the resource was world-class. The Gorgon facility comprises an LNG plant with a capacity of 15.6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) and a domestic gas plant on Barrow Island in Western Australia. The $54bn project is one of the world’s biggest LNG projects and is the biggest single resource project in Australia’s history. Two giant gas fields, Gorgon and Jansz, feed the 15.6 million tonne-a-year Gorgon LNG plant and the domestic gas plant on Barrow Island. The pressure in the reservoirs drives the gas to the island but ongoing production drops the pressure and eventually the gas must be compressed to keep the operation at full capacity. Oilfield terminology refers to the jargon used by those working in fields within and related to the upstream segment of the petroleum industry.It includes words and phrases describing professions, equipment, and procedures specific to the industry. It may also include slang terms used by oilfield workers to describe the same. Oil was first discovered on Barrow Island more than 50 years ago. Since the first discovery of oil in 1964 and production commencing in 1967, the Barrow Island oil field has yielded more than 327 million barrels of oil and delivered more than $1 billion in revenue to the Western Australian community.
28 May 2019 Chevron Australia Managing Director Al Williams said the campaign includes drilling 11 additional wells in the Gorgon and Jansz-Io gas fields
2 Sourced from supplemental information on oil and gas producing activities (in Greater Gorgon Wheatstone area NW Shelf Undeveloped Natural gas field. 4 Jun 2019 Wells in the Gorgon Field will be drilled by a mobile offshore drilling unit, DD1. The rig was recently in Dampier preparing for the campaign. • 17 Jul 2019 Jansz-Io will be the first gas field outside Norway where the subsea compression Jansz-Io is part of the Gorgon project – one of the world's largest natural Vice President Head of Sales Oil & Gas at MAN Energy Solutions. 5 Sep 2013 The trees were specifically designed to manage production from the high rate gas field in the Gorgon development. The trees were designed, 16 Apr 2018 Chevron Australia managing director Nigel Hearne said in a statement. The expansion includes new wells in the Gorgon and Jansz-Io fields,
The Gorgon gas field was discovered by West Australian Petroleum (WAPET) in 1980. Chevron Australia took over the operatorship for oil and gas exploration at
11 Apr 2005 One of the major problems facing the international oil and gas gas field and others further offshore comprising the 'greater gorgon' gas
Chevron's Gorgon Project produces liquefied natural gas and domestic gas on of the Gorgon Project, which is developing the Greater Gorgon gas fields.
Chevron has acquired the right to explore for oil and gas in a new permit near its giant Gorgon gas field, offshore Western Australia. According to the Australian government, the company has paid $3 million for a cash bid to secure exploration rights there.
11 Apr 2005 One of the major problems facing the international oil and gas gas field and others further offshore comprising the 'greater gorgon' gas
21 Aug 2019 Chevron Australia announced the start up and operation of the facility, which While the Gorgon field was brought online in February 2017, the
17 Jul 2019 Jansz-Io will be the first gas field outside Norway where the subsea compression Jansz-Io is part of the Gorgon project – one of the world's largest natural Vice President Head of Sales Oil & Gas at MAN Energy Solutions.