Goodwyn
The $2 billion Goodwyn A platform is the single largest offshore oil and gas investment ever made in Australia.
Commissioned in 1995, the Goodwyn is connected to the condensate-rich Goodwyn gas field near the North Rankin A platform, about 135kms north-west of Karratha.
Hydrocarbons from the Goodwyn field are transferred via a subsea pipeline to North Rankin before being transported to Karratha for processing.
The Goodwyn platform was the second platform to be built by the Woodside-operated North West Shelf Venture.
It is designed for up to 30 production wells, including five re-injection wells. It accommodates 137 people.
| Location: |
130km north-west of Karratha, Western Australia
23km south-west of North Rankin |
| No of wells: |
19 currently, 30 maximum |
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Production capacity:
(per day) |
32,000 tonnes of gas |
| Commissioned: |
1995 |
| Water depth: |
131 metres |
| Producing fields: |
Goodwyn, Echo, Yodel |
| Permits: |
WA-23-L, WA-24-L, WA-5-L, WA-6-L (1), WA-6-L (2),WA-7-R, WA-9-R |
| Discovered: |
1972 Goodwyn, 1988 Echo, 1990 Yodel
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