ASRO Equipment and Supply (CA0149963-T): SARAWAK SHELL BINTULU PLANT (SSBP)

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

SARAWAK SHELL BINTULU PLANT (SSBP)

Bintulu Crude Oil Terminal

Sarawak Shell Bintulu Plant (SSBP) formerly known as Bintulu Crude Oil Terminal (BCOT) was the first major industrial project to go off the ground Tg. Kidurong in 1979.

The Project comprises three crude oil storage tanks, each with a capacity of 410,000 barrels. Located on the western boundary of the MLNG site, the plant coprises 3 areas of operations namely:

1.Crude Oil Operations (BCOT)
2.Condensate Stabilisation (BSTAB)
3.Gas Sales Facilities (BAGSF)

Daily Crude Production nett is 60,000 barrels per day. Daily Condemate Production is about 80,000 barrerls per day. Daily Gas Sales to downstream customers such as SMDS, ABF, SESCO and Petronas Gas Berhad is about 190 MMSCF per day. The Crude Oil and Condenate from the plant is either exported locally or to outside customers.

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