Burrup LNG Park
The initial phase of the Pluto LNG Project comprises an unmanned offshore platform in 85m of water, connected to five subsea big bore wells on the Pluto gas field.
Gas will be piped to shore in a 180km pipeline to the new Burrup LNG Park, located between the North West Shelf Venture and Dampier Port.
A single LNG processing train with forecast production capacity of 4.3 million tonnes a year, storage facilities and an export jetty will establish the Burrup LNG Park.
The Burrup LNG Park has been designed to aggregate gas from the Carnarvon Basin to support future LNG growth and create another domestic gas supply hub for WA.
The total area of the Pluto leases is about 200ha, of which the plant and facilities will cover about 80ha.
The scope of project includes:
- a remotely-operated offshore platform in 85m water
- a 180km, 36-inch diameter trunkline to shore
- a single LNG processing train
- two LNG storage tanks (combined capacity 240,000m3)
- three condensate storage tanks (combined capacity 130,000m3)
- a LNG and condensate loading jetty
- three LNG carriers
Feasibility studies for expansion with a second processing train and a domestic gas facility have commenced..
