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<strong>Breagh</strong> Environmental Statement<br />

Section 2 – Proposed <strong>Development</strong><br />

Table 2-3 Gas Compositional Analysis (Separator Gases from PVT Analysis)<br />

2-4<br />

Gas Compositional Analysis mol %<br />

Well 42/13-2 Well 42/13-3<br />

C1 91.27 92.31<br />

C2 2.10 2.12<br />

C3 0.46 0.49<br />

iC4 0.08 0.07<br />

nC4 0.13 0.12<br />

iC5 0.08 0.04<br />

nC5 0.06 0.04<br />

C6 0.08 0.06<br />

C7 0.17 0.03<br />

C8 0 0.03<br />

C9 0 0.02<br />

C10 0 0.02<br />

C11+ 0 0.04<br />

H2 0 0<br />

CO2 3.08 2.37<br />

N2 2.54 2.23<br />

H2S < 1 ppm < 3 ppm<br />

2.3. <strong>Development</strong> Options<br />

Prior to RDUK be<strong>com</strong>ing operator of the <strong>Breagh</strong> field in mid 2009, the previous operator,<br />

Sterling Resources (UK) Limited, undertook a preliminary evaluation of export routes from<br />

the <strong>Breagh</strong> field. The options under consideration at that time included pipeline routes to<br />

the following locations:<br />

• ConocoPhillips (CMS, Murdoch), approximately 120 km;<br />

• Perenco (Tyne/Trent), approximately 80 km;<br />

• BP Cleeton, approximately 60 km;<br />

• Centrica (Rough), approximately 85 km; and<br />

• Teesside Gas Processing Plant (TGPP), approximately 100 km offshore section and 10<br />

km onshore to the existing facility.<br />

These export options are schematically represented in Figure 2-3 below.

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