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DOI: 10.4043/32160-ms
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Comparative Study Between an Integrated All-Electric Subsea Production System, Including Subsea Chemical System Injection, and a Standard Electro-Hydraulic System

Abstract: This representative case study for a greenfield development compares traditional subsea field architecture to an all-electric alternative. The evaluation highlights the benefits of the subsea integrated all-electric system (iAES) for a long-tieback gas field development. Increased production of decarbonized natural gas through all subsea tiebacks to shore is a key enabler to lower carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The main objective of this case study is to improve the development plan of a remote… Show more

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