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TCP2 extension project

person by Harald Tønnesen, Norwegian Petroleum Museum
Modules were installed on TCP2 during 1983 to permit the reception and treatment of gas from the Odin and North-East Frigg fields.
— From module M50 on TCP2, installed in connection with the expansion project. Photo: Total E&P Norge A/S/Norwegian Petroleum Museum
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For Odin gas to be piped to land, capacity in the Frigg transport system had to be increased. This was achieved by installing extra compression equipment on the manifold compression platform (MCP-01), which operated until 1987.

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Published April 3, 2018   •   Updated July 1, 2020

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