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Goodwyn Alpha (GWA) Facility Operations

Activity type Operation of a facility for the recovery or processing of petroleum
Activity subtypes Operation of a petroleum pipeline
Recovery of petroleum using a subsea installation
Lifecycle Classification Operation & Production
Submitted by Woodside Energy Ltd
Submission date 27 December, 2017
Subtype Revision
Decision date 21 September, 2018
RMS ID 4343
Status Finalised
Outcome Accepted
Link to previously accepted EP 2259 - Goodwyn Alpha (GWA) Facility Operations
Contact

Ms Kate McCallum
Corporate Affairs Adviser
Australia Operating Unit
Woodside Energy Ltd
11 Mount Street
PERTH WA 6000
+61 8 9438 4000
feedback@woodside.com.au

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Location map - Activity: Goodwyn Alpha (GWA) Facility Operations (refer to description)
Description


The Goodwyn Alpha (GWA) facility, which has been in operation since 1995, is a facility comprising the GWA production platform and associated subsea infrastructure. The facility’s current Environment Plan (EP) was accepted by the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) in 2013. Under the regulations, the EP is required to be revised at least every five years.
The facility is operated by Woodside on behalf of the North West Shelf Project participants. The participants include Woodside Energy Ltd., BHP Billiton Petroleum (North West Shelf) Pty Ltd, BP Developments Australia Pty Ltd, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd, Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) Pty Ltd and Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd.
The GWA facility is located in Commonwealth waters approximately 138 km north-west of Dampier. It stands in approximately 131 m water depth.
The GWA Platform is situated in Production Licence WA-5-L. The revised EP will incorporate the associated pipelines located in Pipeline Licences WA-2-PL, WA-9-PL, WA-13-PL, WA-24- PL and WA-27-PL.
GWA is an offshore production platform that produces dry gas and condensate. The revised EP will account for production from the Goodwyn, Perseus, Searipple, Goodwyn GH, Tidepole, Keast, Dockrell, Sculptor-Rankin, Lady Nora and Pemberton area reservoirs. Gas and condensate from these reservoirs is transported via a network of pipelines to the GWA Platform and then onshore to the Karratha Gas Plant for processing.

Other Details
Locations Pilbara
Commonwealth waters adjacent to Western Australia
Titles (or other instruments) WA-1-L
WA-5-L
WA-6-L
WA-24-PL
WA-24-L
WA-23-L
WA-2-PL
WA-9-PL
WA-13-PL
WA-57-L
WA-27-PL
Current Documents (Finalised)