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NIGERIA Akpo A Giant Development in Nigeria's Deep Offshore

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NIGERIA

AkpoA Giant Developmentin Nigeria's DeepOffshore

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Umbilicals and flowlines

69 km of 10’’ production flow lines in 4 loops

32 km of 10’’ water injection flow lines (4 lines)

8 km of 8’’ gas injection flow line

150 km 16’’ gas-export pipeline from AKPO to AMENAM

8 main umbilicals to subsea wells and manifolds

Subsea production system 44 wells, with vertical Christmas Trees

22 oil producers20 water injectors2 gas injectors

9 offline production manifolds

1 offline gas injection manifold

In the field's Miocene reservoir the fluid is

in ‘critical conditions’, i.e. the gas and

liquid hydrocarbons are in a single

phase, at high pressure and tempera-

ture.

The produced gas is partly re-injected

and partly exported onshore to the

BONNY liquefaction plant (NLNG) via the

AMENAM field facilities. This hybrid

injection/export gas scheme optimises

hydrocarbon recovery: gas is injected

only in reservoirs which can benefit from

this type of pressure support.

On the same OML 130 block as AKPO,

three oil discoveries (EGINA, EGINA-

SOUTH and PREOWEI) now form the

basis for an oil development with a new

FPSO located in the EGINA zone. Both

AKPO and EGINA, with their ability to

handle a variety of fluids, will be ideal

hubs for developing future hydrocarbon

discoveries in the area.

AKPO Partners

A deep offshore condensate & gas field in Nigeria

The AKPO field was discovered in 2000 by

Total Upstream Nigeria Ltd (TUPNI).

Located 150 kilometres off the Niger Delta at

a water depth of 1,400 metres, AKPO is the

first deep-offshore development involving

light oil with a high gas content.

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Offloading buoy

Dual 16’’ offloading lines

Wells

Intelligent completions

Extended-reach deviated and horizontal wells

Sand control with stand-alone screens, expandable screens and Frac-Packs

FPSO | Floating Production, Storage and Offloading Unit

Hull dimensions: 310 m x 61 m x 31 m

Oil storage: 2 million barrels

Oil processing: 185,000 barrels/day

Water injection: 420,000 barrels/da

Produced water treatment: 150,000 barrels/day

Gas processing: 15 million standard cubic metres per day

Gas export: 9.6 million standard cubic metres per day

Gas injection: 6.1 million standard cubic metres per day

Living quarters sleeping: 220

Umbilicals and flowlines

69 km of 10’’ production flow lines in 4 loops

32 km of 10’’ water injection flow lines (4 lines)

8 km of 8’’ gas injection flow line

150 km 16’’ gas-export pipeline from AKPO to AMENAM

8 main umbilicals to subsea wells and manifolds

Subsea production system 44 wells, with vertical Christmas Trees

22 oil producers20 water injectors2 gas injectors

9 offline production manifolds

1 offline gas injection manifold

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