WC-167 does not go all the way to the intended FLNG's location. I am sure they have already built in a substantial financial commitment just to reach the FLNGs located an additional 10-20 miles further offshore from WC-167 plus have allocated contingency funding for whatever they are going to find with the existing Enbridge section. Funding would have to come from sources other than FLNG 1 LLC which is intended solely for the build-out. Maybe some public sector funding? Just a thought.
West Cameron Block 167 (WC-167) is located approximately 26 to 30 miles offshore Louisiana, serving as a key junction for existing infrastructure. While Delfin uses existing 42-inch pipelines (UTOS/HIOS) to reach the area, they must construct a new, roughly 700-foot bypass pipeline at WC-167 and additional laterals to connect these lines to the FLNG vessels situated 40–46 miles offshore.
Key Pipeline Construction Details:Existing Infrastructure: Delfin acquired the existing 42-inch U-T Offshore System (UTOS) pipeline, which runs from Cameron Parish to the WC-167 platform.
New Construction Needed: To connect the existing pipelines to the FLNG vessels (located further out than the WC-167 platform), Delfin is constructing a 700-foot-long, 42-inch diameter bypass pipeline to directly connect the UTOS and HIOS pipelines, bypassing the older platform structure.
Final Delivery: Additional lateral pipelines will be installed to connect this main line system to the specific FLNG vessels moored approximately 40–46 miles offshore.
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