Williams to Handle Gathering, Production for Taggart
HOUSTON (P&GJ) — Williams announced that it has reached a tieback agreement with LLOG Exploration Offshore to provide offshore oil and gas gathering and production services for the Taggart development at Williams’ Devils Tower Spar.
In addition to gathering and production handling at its Devils Tower Spar, 140 miles southeast of New Orleans in the Mississippi Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico, Williams will provide onshore gas treatment and processing services to support the Taggart development.
Williams said it will leverage its existing infrastructure to gather Taggart crude and natural gas production through Williams’ Mountaineer and Canyon Chief pipeline systems. Natural gas will be delivered to Williams’ Mobile Bay Processing Plant, and the natural gas liquids will be fractionated and marketed at the Baton Rouge Fractionator (Williams 33% owner) in Louisiana.
Taggart is expected to come online in early 2022, and the reserves are expected to produce approximately 27 million barrels over eight years.
Tulsa-based Williams owns and operates 3,500 miles of oil and gas gathering and transmission pipelines in the Gulf of Mexico, along with 1.8 Bcfd of cryogenic processing capacity and 60,000 bpd of fractionation capacity. It holds interests in two floating production platforms and multiple fixed leg utility platforms.
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