I should have posted this image with the previous post. You have all seen it before. Pictures are worth a thousand words. This image is old, prior to the change to 3 FLNGs.
Lots of new pipe to be laid. How will they fund this new section in addition to the costs associated with the existing UTO's?
"WC 327" refers to West Cameron Block 327, a specific lease block area in the Gulf of Mexico, rather than a single pre-existing pipeline name. Delfin LNG has designated this area as the location for its proposed floating liquefied natural gas vessels (FLNGVs) and associated new, short lateral pipelines.
Key Details Regarding "WC 327" and Delfin LNG:
Project Location: The Delfin LNG deepwater port is planned for Federal waters in the West Cameron Area, where four FLNGVs are slated to be moored near West Cameron blocks 319, 327, 328, and 334.
Infrastructure Plan: Delfin LNG plans to modify the existing High Island Offshore System (HIOS) pipeline to terminate in the vicinity of WC 327.
New Construction: The project involves constructing new 30-inch diameter lateral pipelines (approximately 6,400 feet long) to supply natural gas to the FLNGVs in that area.
Existing Pipelines: Delfin purchased the existing 42-inch UTOS pipeline and has a lease for the HIOS pipeline to deliver gas to the offshore site.
In summary, WC 327 is a geographic location (lease block) for the new infrastructure, not the name of a pre-existing pipe.
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