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    The document summarizes the use of modern technology in Hess Equatorial Guinea's Ceiba Field and Okume Complex offshore Equatorial Guinea. It describes: 1) The Ceiba Field layout including 6 subsea well clusters tied back via flowlines to a FPSO facility for storage and processing, and the use of Framo subsea multiphase pumps and FRIEND monitoring system to boost production. 2) The Okume Complex layout including 2 mini tension leg platforms and 3 fixed wellhead platforms all tied to the Ceiba FPSO, and the use of "SMART" well design allowing isolation and testing of individual zones. 3) How various technologies like subsea trees installed on wire, flow

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    The document summarizes the use of modern technology in Hess Equatorial Guinea's Ceiba Field and Okume Complex offshore Equatorial Guinea. It describes: 1) The Ceiba Field layout including 6 subsea well clusters tied back via flowlines to a FPSO facility for storage and processing, and the use of Framo subsea multiphase pumps and FRIEND monitoring system to boost production. 2) The Okume Complex layout including 2 mini tension leg platforms and 3 fixed wellhead platforms all tied to the Ceiba FPSO, and the use of "SMART" well design allowing isolation and testing of individual zones. 3) How various technologies like subsea trees installed on wire, flow

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    The document summarizes the use of modern technology in Hess Equatorial Guinea's Ceiba Field and Okume Complex offshore Equatorial Guinea. It describes: 1) The Ceiba Field layout including 6 subsea well clusters tied back via flowlines to a FPSO facility for storage and processing, and the use of Framo subsea multiphase pumps and FRIEND monitoring system to boost production. 2) The Okume Complex layout including 2 mini tension leg platforms and 3 fixed wellhead platforms all tied to the Ceiba FPSO, and the use of "SMART" well design allowing isolation and testing of individual zones. 3) How various technologies like subsea trees installed on wire, flow

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    12th African - Mike Guerra

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    The document summarizes the use of modern technology in Hess Equatorial Guinea's Ceiba Field and Okume Complex offshore Equatorial Guinea. It describes: 1) The Ceiba Field layout including 6 subsea well clusters tied back via flowlines to a FPSO facility for storage and processing, and the use of Framo subsea multiphase pumps and FRIEND monitoring system to boost production. 2) The Okume Complex layout including 2 mini tension leg platforms and 3 fixed wellhead platforms all tied to the Ceiba FPSO, and the use of "SMART" well design allowing isolation and testing of individual zones. 3) How various technologies like subsea trees installed on wire, flow

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    The Use of Modern Technology in the

    Ceiba Field and Okume Complex


    Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Presented by: Mike Guerra, Operations Manager
    November 6, 2008
    NOT AN OFFICIAL UNCTAD RECORD
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field and Okume Complex - Location
    Ceiba
    Field
    and
    Okume
    Complex
    ----------
    Location
    Field Layout:
    subsea wells are in 6 clusters
    drill centers tied back to FPSO
    via 8 and 10 flowlines
    Floating, Production, Storage and
    Offloading (FPSO) facility
    located 7 km east of field
    located in 90 m water depth
    2 million barrels crude storage
    160 k-bfpd process capacity
    130 k-bwpd water injection
    export via CALM buoy
    Ceiba Field:
    located within the Rio Muni Basin
    about 35 km from shore
    water depth ranges 600 to 900m
    field is 70 km
    2
    in size
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field General Layout
    C4
    750m WD
    C5
    800m WD
    C3
    660m WD
    C1
    700m WD
    C2
    725m WD
    CC
    775m WD
    RSS
    90m WD
    ~7 km
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Framo Subsea Multiphase Pumps
    Purpose of the Pump:
    provides pressure boost to assist with displacement
    of well fluids (oil, water & gas) to the FPSO.
    maximum pressure differential is 45 bar, maximum
    volume throughput for a Phase II skid is 38,000 bfpd.
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Framo Subsea Multiphase Pumps
    Phase II Multiphase Pump
    Typical Phase II Pump Skid
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Framo Subsea Multiphase Pumps
    C26
    C25
    W/O
    C24
    C22
    C21
    CC
    PUMP
    C1 CLUSTER
    PUMP
    C1
    PUMP
    PUMP
    C2
    C7
    C CLUSTER
    C4 CLUSTER
    C2 CLUSTER
    C3 CLUSTER
    C5 CLUSTER
    C8
    C5
    C10
    C1
    C4
    C4
    C3
    C19 ST2
    C5
    PUMP
    C13
    C31
    C-33
    C-34
    C30
    C36
    C38
    C-35
    Single Pump Skid
    Dual Pump Skid - Two Pumps
    Dual Pump Skid - One Pump
    Layout includes
    twin pumps (Phase II) at C1, C5, CC
    with a December 2003 startup
    single pump (Phase I) at C3, C4
    with a October 2002 startup
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field FRIEND (Framo Interactive Enabling Diagnostics)
    Internet
    Service
    Provider
    Framo
    Engineer
    Sandsli
    Hess
    Engineer
    Bata/Hou.
    Subsea Pump Stations
    Condition monitoring through real-time streaming of data
    24hr, 7 days a week coverage.
    Allows for proactive maintenance and improved pump operations
    Communication functionality, documents and status reports
    Remote expert analysis and online advice
    Reduced operating cost & increased oil production
    FRIEND
    Portal
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Framo: FRIEND Support Room in Norway
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Flowline Gas Lift
    C-19 Gas Inj
    C-22 Gas Inj
    Ceiba Flowline Gas Lift
    - provides 22 mmcfg/d of gas lift at 4 clusters.
    - provides injection of gas for future use.
    - assists flow when Framo MPP fails.
    - reduced head gives Framo MPPs less wear.
    - reduced suction pressure means more reserves.
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Flowline Gas Lift
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Ceiba Field Subsea Tree Installation on Wire
    Subsea tree resting on deck
    of intervention vessel
    Subsea tree as it is lowered via crane into the sea
    less time spent means $3 million savings
    eliminates the requirement to pull and rerun
    the marine riser, an inherently risky operation
    Lowering of the subsea tree on wire instead of
    running on drillpipe accomplishes:
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex
    Okume Complex:
    discovered in May 2001, located within the Rio Muni Basin
    Ceiba FPSO is 24 km from Okume Complex central facility
    water depth ranges 50 m to 650 m
    field is about 190 km
    2
    in size
    Field Layout:
    2ea. mini-Tension Leg Platforms (TLP)
    at Okume and Oveng fields
    production & water injection
    all dry tree
    3ea. fixed wellhead platforms at Elon
    A-WHP, water injection (WI)
    B-WHP, production & WI
    D-WHP, production
    all dry tree
    crude oil export to Ceiba FPSO
    Sendje Ceiba
    FPSO
    Mini-TLP
    Satellite 1
    Central
    Processing
    Facility
    Satellite 2
    Satellite 3
    Ceiba Ceiba
    Okume Okume
    Ebano Ebano
    Oveng Oveng
    Elon Elon
    Mini-TLP
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex - Layout
    F
    E
    A
    B&C
    D
    Sendje Ceiba,
    FPSO
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex, Twin Mini-Tension Leg Platforms (TLP)
    Tension Leg Platforms (Oveng, Okume) aboard dry tow vessel arrive in Equatorial Guinea.
    TLP floats under tension while fastened to the seafloor via steel tendons.
    smaller footprint, lighter weight, faster construction time means less cost.
    riser tensioning system allows for dry tree installation, reduced cost versus subsea.
    tender assist drilling rig versus semisubmersible means less cost.
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex Tender Assist Drilling Rig next to Okume TLP
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex SMART Well Design
    Oil Producing
    Zone A
    Oil Producing
    Zone B
    SMART Well Design:
    provides isolation between multiple pay zones
    allows individual zone testing
    allows either zone to be isolated
    allows downhole choking on both zones
    Downhole manipulation is accomplished
    via hydraulics through control lines
    located at the wellhead.
    Hess has successfully manipulated a
    downhole control valve via ROV on
    Ceiba subsea well C-33.
    November 6, 2008 Hess Equatorial Guinea, Inc.
    Okume Complex and Ceiba Field
    other operations and projects driven by technology
    at Okume
    water injection (125 kbd) helps to sustain reservoir pressure
    and insure maximum reserve recovery.
    a water-alternating-gas project will start soon with the
    objective of increasing sweep efficiency and increasing the
    utilization of associated gas production.
    gas compression is used to provide gas lift gas to individual
    producing wells including those on and both TLPs.
    at Ceiba
    water injection (120 kbd) helps to sustain reservoir pressure
    and insure maximum reserve recovery.

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