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Deepwater Horizon Source Control June 30, 2010

Deepwater Horizon Source Control - Energy

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Page 1: Deepwater Horizon Source Control - Energy

Deepwater Horizon Source Control

June 30, 2010

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DOE/DOI

External ScienceAdvisors

On-Site DOI +DOE Labs Team

Reach Backto Labs

BP + Contractors+ Industry

Design

KeyDecisions

• Independent Analysis• Information Flow• Integrated Design Reviews• Development of Joint Action

Plans• Decision Engagement Analysis

Operations

Federal & BP Working Relationship

Path Forward viaUnified Command

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Strategy and Forward Plan

• Run a Safe Operation

• Long Term – Relief Wells

• Short Term – Containment

− Option to Shut-in Well; Test Integrity

• Leverage Industry and Government Expertise

• Multiple Parallel Options

• No Stone Unturned to Minimize Pollution

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Containment: Early JulyCapacity 40 – 53 mbd

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Containment: Offshore Operations

Toisa Pisces

Loch Rannoch

Helix Producer

Subsea Manifold

Air Can in Moonpool

Suction Piles14’ Diameter

90’ Long

Suction Piles14’ Diameter

90’ Long

New Manifold49’ x 25’ x 11’

45 Tons

New Manifold49’ x 25’ x 11’

45 Tons

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Containment: Simultaneous Operations

40+ Vessels

1500+ People

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Total Oil Recovered: LMRP Cap + Q4000(Approximate volumes)

Does not include 22,000 barrels recovered from RIT tool in May Start up of Q4000

19.4 million gallons ~

24 mbopd ~ 1 million gallons/day

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Containment: Mid July OnwardsCapacity 60– 80 mbd

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Advantages of Further Enhancements

• Reduce Hurricane Impact

− Demobe/Mobe 4 days vs. 10 days

• Increase System Capacity & Redundancy

• Opportunity to Shut-in Well

• Aid Well Kill & Cementing

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LMRP Cap

• Collecting from Enterprise

• Sits over the LMRP Flange

• Must be replaced to move to Long Term Containment

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Execution Process

• Helix Producer full rate and stable

• Q4000 full rate and stable

• Remove LMRP Cap containment

• Install sealing cap assembly

• Well integrity test

• If shut- in unsuccessful

– Implement Mid July Containment

• Kill well via relief well

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Sealing Cap

• Sealing Connection

• Necessary for Long Term Containment

• Replaces LMRP Cap

• Shut-in Option

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Relief Wells

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Overall Well Path

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Drill Alongside Macondo Well - Prepare for Entry

Electromagnetic Field