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• NMB Project Background

  The North Malay Basin (NMB) is located offshore Peninsular Malaysia immediately south of the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Areas (MTJDA) (Figure 1), approximately 150 km North East from Kota Bharu, in 55 to 60 m water depth. The NMB area consists of Blocks PM302, PM325 and PM326B. Hess Exploration & Production Malaysia B.V. (Hess) and PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd (PCSB) are contractors to PETRONAS for the Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) and have executed a Joint Operating Agreement (JOA) between them. Pursuant to the JOA, Hess and PCSB each hold 50% participating interest for the Blocks and Hess has been appointed as the Operator. The proposed development project is located within Block PM302.
  The Full Field Development (FFD) phase 1 includes:
  

  • •  A Central Processing Platform (CPP) with integrated Living Quarter (LQ) and bridge-linked WHP-A at Bergading;
    
    
  • • Three remote WHPs (BungaKesumba, Bergading C and Bergading D) which are connected via flowlines to the BergadingCPP;
    
    
  • •  An FSO to store the stabilized condensate moored approximately 2 km from the CPP; .
    
    
  • •  A new gas export pipeline approximately 19 km in length will be installed to connect the CPP to the new export scheme comprising a gathering pipeline connected to onshore processing facilities at Terengganu Gas Terminal (TGAST) in Kerteh, Terengganu.
    
    
  The North Malay Basin, Full Field Development Phase 1a Pipeline System consists of four rigid lines and one flexible flow lines.
  
  • •  Flowlines– Connecting all the remote Wellheads Platforms (RWHPs) to Bergading Central Processing Platform (CPP), for evacuating raw gas from these remote WHPs to the CPP where the wet gas is processed.
    
    
  • •  Gas export pipeline – Connecting the BergadingCPP to the ENERGY export line at the subsea wye’s tie-in point. For evacuating processed gas at the CPP to onshore TGAST that ties-in to ENERGY export line.
    
    
  • •  Condensate export pipeline – Connecting the BergadingCPP to the BergadingFSO via a flexible flow line. For evacuating the condensate from CPP to the FSO.
    
    

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