Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009
FPSO Update for NOIA 2012 Fall Meeting Chinook
Gas Export Gregory D. Roland Regulatory Compliance Area Manager Petrobras America Inc. October, 2012
Cascade 1 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Disclaimer
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2 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 History
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More History
• 1891 – 1896 Ohio and California • 1900 – Gulf of Mexico, Texas and Louisiana • Drilled on platforms, not too far from shore • 1947 - Approximately 50 years pass – out of sight of land • Need for storage or pipelines.... • Going farther out, the more the technology has to increase • Floating rigs / facilities
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FPSO
Floating Production Storage and Offloading
5 Long PetrobrasHistory America of Technological General Meeting - 2nd Quarter and 2009 Operational Leadership in Deepwater
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Cascade and Chinook Field History (1996 Lease Sale)
Year Cascade Chinook
2002 1 Discovery Well 2003 1 Discovery Well 2005 2 Appraisal Wells 2006 Petrobras Operator 2009 2 Wells 2010 1 Well 2012 1 Well Producing 1 Well Producing 2nd Well by end of year 2nd Well drilling
7 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Cascade and Chinook Location & Infrastructure
200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000 1,800,000 2,000,000 2,200,000 2,400,000 2,600,000 2,800,000 3,000,000 3,200,000 3,400,000 11,200,000 11,200,000 FLORIDA ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA 11,000,000 11,000,000
MISSISSIPPI SOUND TEXAS PENSACOLA CHANDELEUR SOUND MOBILE ADDN. 30°00'N
CHANDELEUR SOUND CHANDELEUR CHANDELEUR E. ADDN 10,800,000 10,800,000
BRETON SOUND DESTIN DOME SABINE PASS SABINE PASS MAIN PASS MAIN PASS S.& E. ADDNS
WEST CAMERON SOUTH MARSH ISLAND N. ADDN
10,600,000 VIOSCA KNOLL 10,600,000 EAST CAMERON BAY MARCHAND HIGH ISLAND VERMILION SOUTH PASS WEST DELTA SOUTH PASSE. ADDN WEST CAMERON GRAND ISLE W. ADDN SOUTH PELTO HIGH ISLAND EUGENE ISLAND E. ADDN SOUTH MARSH SHIP SHOAL ISLAND SOUTH PASS WEST DELTA S. ADDN GALVESTON SOUTH TIMBALIER S. ADDN 10,400,000 10,400,000 DE SOTO CANYON
GRAND ISLE BRAZOS S. ADDN MISSISSIPPI CANYON
WEST CAMERON SOUTH MARSH SOUTH TIMBALIER S. ADDN EAST CAMERON VERMILION ISLAND SHIP SHOAL S. ADDN HIGH ISLAND S. ADDN S. ADDN S. ADDN EUGENE ISLAND S. ADDN S. ADDN HIGH ISLAND S. ADDN E. ADDN MATAGORDA ISLAND GALVESTON S. EXT 10,200,000 S. ADDN EWING BANK 10,200,000 28°00'N BRAZOS S. ADDN
MUSTANG ISLAND E. ADDN MUSTANG ISLAND LLOYD RIDGE 10,000,000 ATWATER VALLEY 10,000,000 GREEN CANYON GARDEN BANKS EAST BREAKS
CORPUS CHRISTI
NORTH PADRE NORTH PADRE ISLAND ISLAND 9,800,000 E. ADDN 9,800,000 Cascade & HENDERSON PORT ISABEL LUND ALAMINOS CANYON KEATHLEY CANYON WALKER RIDGE 9,600,000 SOUTH PADRE 9,600,000 SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ISLAND E. ADDN Chinook 26°00'N
FLORIDA PLAIN 9,400,000 LUND SOUTH 9,400,000 SIGSBEE ESCARPMENT AMERY TERRACE
200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000 1,800,000 2,000,000 2,200,000 2,400,000 2,600,000 2,800,000 3,000,000 3,200,000 3,400,000 96°00'W 94°00'W 92°00'W 90°00'W 88°00'W
8 CascadePetrobras and America Chinook General Meeting Phased - 2nd Quarter 2009 Development Phase 1
• 2 Wells from Cascade & 1 from Chinook; • Subsea X-Trees, Manifolds, Pumps, Flowlines and Risers; • Gas exported by Pipeline and Oil by Shuttle –Tanker.
Phase 1 Configuration
Potential Phases 2 & 3 • Up to 6 wells on Cascade & 7 on Chinook; • Subsea Trees and Manifolds; • Replacement of the FPSO; • Oil Export: Shuttle Tanker vs. Pipeline.
Option for Phase 3 9 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Cascade and Chinook Well Drilling and Completion Rigs
2008 2008 2009
Ocean Endeavor West Sirius Discover Deep Seas Diamond Offshore Drilling Seadrill Limited Transocean Ltd.
10 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Drilling and Completion of new Wells
2011 1st Quater2012 2011
ENSCO – Mendocino VANTAGE - Titanium Explorer Drill Ship Drill Ship
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SUBSEA INNOVATIONS 1.- First pull-in of umbilicals using subsea winch operated by ROVs 2.- Deepest pipe-in-pipe flowlines 3.- Deepest gas export pipeline (8,200 ft) 4.- Deepest subsea boosting system (8,800 ft)
12 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Cascade and Chinook Wave Buoy Installation and Operation
Wave Buoy on deck
13 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Deepest and Highest Pressure Rated Riser | Free Standing Hybrid Risers (8200 ft)
4 Production Risers 1 Gas Export Riser
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Should a hurricane come her way, the FPSO can disconnect from the subsea structures and go to safe waters
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Technip - Olympic Technip - Deep Blue Subsea 7 Seven Seas Challenger
Hereema Balder Veolia – Viking Poseidon
16 ShuttlePetrobras Tanker America GeneralConstruction Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 in Philadelphia
Shuttle Launching
17 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 Shuttle Tanker Overseas Cascade
Shipping in the Gulf of Mexico Part of BP’s Macondo Operation
First use of purpose-built Jones Act ShuttleTankers in the USA
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Vessel Name: BW Pioneer Length - 794 ft Processing Capacity – 80,000 Barrels/day Storage Capacity – 500,000 BBL Production: February 2012 FPSO/ Floating Production, Storage and Offloading First FPSO in the US Gulf of Mexico Deepest Floating Production19 System in the World (8200 ft) e cannot currently be displayed. Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 CASCADE AND CHINOOK Main Highlights
1. First FPSO in the US Gulf of Mexico. 2. Deepest floating production system (8,200 ft). 3. First use of Purpose-built Jones Act shuttle tankers in the US. 4. First pull-in of umbilicals using subsea winch operated by ROV’s. 5. Deepest and highest pressure rated free standing hybrid risers (8,200 ft at 10,000 psi). 6. Deepest pipe-in-pipe flowline (8,800 ft). 7. Deepest subsea boosting system (8,800ft). 8. Deepest gas export pipeline (8,200 ft). 9. First single trip multi-zone – Frac Pack System application (3 zones) in deep wells (27,000 ft).
20 PetrobrasSAFET America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 FIRST Y Over 3 million man- hour without a Lost Time Incident
21 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 FPSO BW PIONEER
22 Petrobras America General Meeting - 2nd Quarter 2009 FPSO BW PIONEER
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Thank you.
Chinook
Gas Export
Gregory D. Roland Regulatory Compliance Area Manager Petrobras America Inc. October, 2012
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