The Miller field stopped producing in 2007 and its export pipeline to shore was decommissioned and flooded. With nearby gas fields under review as potential CCS storage locations the new operator needed a clear and reliable assessment of whether the Miller pipeline could play a part in the future CO2 transport network.
The original operator recommended Jee because of our long-standing involvement with the Miller pipeline and our wider track record in the integrity management of North Sea infrastructure. Our familiarity with legacy design records, construction practices and operating history meant we could move quickly and provide clarity from the outset. Years of working closely with operators across the basin have built trust that we bring the right level of technical depth and pragmatism.
Jee identified the full set of historical data required to evaluate the pipeline, then:
This work provided a complete understanding of the pipeline’s previous life and its current state. Although Jee has not yet been engaged for further inspection we advised that inline inspection would be the next step to confirm the absence of cracking.
Rapid identification of key data significantly reduced the time needed to source and digitise archived records
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