FUKA

FUKA comprises the Frigg UK Pipeline and the Frigg UK Terminal processing facilities at the St Fergus Gas Terminal and is 100% owned by TOTAL E&P UK Limited. The capacity of FUKA is nominally 35 MMscm/d.

 

The St Fergus Gas Terminal was originally constructed in two phases to process gas from the Frigg Field – Phase 1 in 1977; Phase 2 in 1978. Phase 3 was constructed when the Alwyn Field with its richer gas was discovered in the 1980s with Phase 1 being decommissioned. Phase 3 was subsequently expanded by the addition of a third gas train upon the entry of the Bruce Field to FUKA.

 

It is this 3-train process plant that is now known as the Frigg UK Terminal. It processes gas from the Alwyn Area (Alwyn North, Forvie, Grant, Nuggets, Dunbar and Ellon), Bruce, Rhum, Keith, Buzzard, the Piper Area, Ross and Captain.

 

Phase 2 and the pipeline connected to it form Vesterled, which is part of the Norwegian Gassled system. TOTAL E&P UK Limited is the technical service provider to the Vesterled Operator, Gassco.

 

Although the Frigg UK Terminal essentially operates as an autonomous unit, it does share some common items with the Vesterled processing facilities at St Fergus.

 

There is a significant area adjacent to the process trains to allow for the construction of additional facilities.

 

On the pages that follow, you will find information relating to the services provided by TOTAL E&P UK Limited in FUKA.  This includes technical information and outlines terms and conditions for the provision of services.

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