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SubmarineNetworksWorldConferenceSingaporelSeptember2015
BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLESPNGLNGFIBRECABLEPROJECTFOROFFSHOREPLATFORMS
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INSIGHTS
• Introduc>on• TrendsandFibreSolu>onForOffshorePlaEormCommunica>ons• PNGLNGFibreCableProject
INDEX
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\INTRODUCTION
BuildingSubmarineCablesDataCo is a new PNG SOE established in 2014 Is building the PNGNaJonalTransmissionNetwork(NTN)WillberesponsibleforNaJonalandInternaJonalsubmarinecablesandinternaJonalgateways.TheNTNwillusepartofthePNGLNGfibrecable.ThePNGLNGfibrecableprojectcompletedin2014servesamajornewPNGoilandgasprojectexampleofGovernmentandprivateenterpriseworkingtogether to provide much needed fibre infrastructure for public communica>ons. Use of fibretechnologytooffshoreandonshoreserveoilandgasinstalla>onsprovidesnewfibrecapacitytopartsof PNG that would otherwise not be able to economically jus>fy the investment DataCo is nowcommercialisingsomeofthefibres.
INTRODUCTION
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\INTRODUCTION
SubmarineCablesinPNG
INTERNATIONALSUBMARINECABLES
Exis>ngCablesAPNG-2andPPC-1
PlannednewcablefromPortMoresby.Anumberofop>onsbeingconsidered
NATIONALSUBMARINECABLEPROJECT
Plannednew5,500kmDomes>cSubmarineCableNetwork
Connec>ng14coastalcentresandmajorislandsinPNG
Atthevendorevalua>onstage
NATIONALANDINTERNATIONALPROJECTS
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NATIONALSUBMARINEFIBREOPTICCABLENETWORK
ProposedPNG
ThePNGLNGFibrecablewillformpartofthePNGNa>onalSubmarinefibreop>ccablenetwork
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\TRENDSANDSOLUTIONS
Trends
MOVINGTOWARDSREMOTEMONITORING&LESSHUMANPRESENCEONTHEPLATFORM
OFFSHOREPLATFORM• Onsitemeasuring
andinterpreta>on• Decisionand
ac>on
TODAY
SHORTTERM
LONGTERM
OFFSHOREPLATFORM• Onsitemeasuring• Onshoreoffice
informa>onandconsul>ngonkeyissues
• Decisionandac>on
OFFSHOREPLATFORM• Ac>onandkeyHSE
decision
ONSHOREOFFICE• Postopera>onsmodeling• Informa>on&data
backup
ONSHOREOFFICE• Real>memonitoring• Opera>onsreal>me
modeling• Communica>onofkey
issues&remarkstooffshorefield
ONSHOREOFFICE• Real>me
controllingandcontribu>ontoopera>ngdecisions
PLATFORMCONNECTIVITY
ONSHOREOFFICE OFFSHOREFIELD
ONSHOREOFFICE OFFSHOREFIELD
Unlimiteddistance
ONSHOREOFFICE OFFSHOREFIELD
Unlimiteddistance
ONSHOREMONITORING
ONSHORECONTROLLING&CO-OPERATING
OILANDGASOFFSHOREOPERATIONS
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Capacity
0
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400
600
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1.000
1.200
>1Gb/s75–150Mb/s3–9Mb/s
150peopleoffshoreplaEormindeep
waterwithsatellite
150peopleplaEormindeepwaterwith
fibreop>ctechnology
Future150peopleoffshoreplaEormindeep
waterwithfibreop>c
Currently, data transmission on andeep water offshore plaEorm farfrom the shore is limited andcons t ra ined by i t s sa te l l i t econnec>ontowellbelow10Mb/s
PlaEorms already connected withop>calfibertechnologybenefitfrommuch higher capacity (~1Gb/sinstalled capacity) and experiencemuchhighertraffic(75–150Mb/s)
Datatransmissionforopera>onswilljump in future plaEorms connectedwithop>calfibregiventheincreasedweight of remote control and newopera>onsneedssuchasPermanentReservoirMonitoring2-4Mb/s 5-75Mb/s 30-75Mb/sCrewwelfare
1-4Mb/s 30Mb/s 40Mb/sPlaEormmanagement
0.25-0.51Mb/s 40Mb/s 1000Mb/sOpera>ons
TODAY TOMORROW
Satellite Op>calFibre
FIBREMATCHESTHEDATATRAFFICNEEDSOFTODAYANDTOMORROW
REQUIREDNOWANDINTHEFUTURE
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ConnecJvityOpJonsTHETHREEMAINOPTIONS
SATELLITEOPTICALFIBRE MICROWAVE/TROPOSCATTER
<150kmUnlimitedREACHABLEDISTANCE
300Mb/sUpto10Tb/sCAPACITY
Pointtomul>-pointPointtopoint&pointtomul>-pointCONNECTION
Unlimited
10Mb/s
Pointtopoint
RELIABILITY ++++ ++
CAPEX/OPEX $$/$$$$$$/$ $$/$$$
OPTICALFIBREOFFERSTHEBESTMIX
PLATFORMCONNECTIVITYPROVIDEDBY
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FibreconnecJonTOOFFSHOREPLATFORMS
BeachManhole
CableSta>on
DRYPLANT
POP LandCable
WETPLANT
BACKBONEISCOMMONWITHTELECOM
SPECIFICLASTMILEFOROIL&GAS
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\TRENDSANDSOLUTIONS
FixedPladormSTATICRISERCABLEINSTALLATIONINI/JTUBE
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DedicatedDynamicRiser
• AssumesanI-Tubeisavailable• Typicallyusesflota>ontominimizestrain• Requiresspecificengineering
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SubseaConnecJonsPrinciple FloaJngAsset
Telecomroom
CableCTA UTA/SDU
I-Tube
Seabed
Topsidecable
WetmateconnectorC2WetmateconnectorC1
HoseLength~60m
Riser/Umbilical
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\PNGLNGFIBRECABLEPROJECT
PNGLNGFibreSubmarineCableRoute
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\PNGLNGFIBRECABLEPROJECT
PNGLNGFibrecablesystem
BMH
Cau>onBayNear
PortMoresby
HidesGasPlant
Kopi
340KmlandcableHidestoOma>,10fibresforDataCo.RemainderforEssoHighlands,OilSearchandSHP
Oma>
2x10G 2x10G2x10G
400KmSubmarinecableOma>toCau>onBay,10fibresforDataCo.Remainderfor:EssoHighlands,OilSearchandSHP
LandFibreAccessPoints
2x10G
DatacoLitCapacity
OnlyShown
BMH
KumulOilPlaEorm(Connected)
KeremaBU
BereimaBU
DaruBU
BU
DataColitcapacityonly
SubmarineCable24FibresLandCable24Fibres
DATACOLAN
DFIBRETO
PORTM
ORESBY
• Repeaterless24op>calfibrecableHidestoPortMoresby• 340Kmlandfibreop>ccableplus400KmSubmarinefibrecable• AlactelSubmarineNetworksturnkeycontractortoExxonMobilforsubmarinepart• ExteraOp>calSLTE• Exxonoperateandmaintainsthecable
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BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\PNGLNGFIBRECABLEPROJECT
PNGLNGSubmarineCable
Fibreconnec>ontoafixedoffshore plaEorm (KumulMarine Terminal) througha J - t u b e . P r o v i d e scommunica>on from theplaEorm and associatede q u i p m e n t t o P o r tMoresbyAddi>onal BU’s providedfor future use for Na>onalSubmarine Fibre Cableconnec>on to : Daru ,KerrimaandBereima
CONNECTINGREMOTEPRODUCTIONPLATFORMTOONSHOREFACILITIES
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OnlyfibrecanprovidescosteffecJveandreliablecommunicaJonssoluJons for the long term communicaJonneeds of off shore oilandgasoperatorfor.Fibre solu>ons are more expensive that alterna>ves such as satellites so have a number ofeconomicandtechnicalissuesthatneedtoberesolved.
ThePNGLNGfibreprojectisagoodexampleofwheretheeconomicandtechnicalproblemsweresuccessfullysolved.
The projectwas technically difficult because of the remote loca>on and difficult route e.g. thefibrecablewasrequiredtobeburiedoveralonglengthofthesubmarinerouteinthedeltaoftheFlyRiver.
The project structure is an example of successful Government and the oil/gas companiescoopera>ng to share costs to enable the superior fibre solu>ons for the oil and gas projectoperatoraswellas to providemuchneededcommunica>onscapacity in remoteareasofPNGwhichwouldotherwisenotbeviableforfibrecommunica>ons.
SUMMARY
BUILDINGSUBMARINECABLES\\SUMMARY
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