The entry specification for any future third party production is dependent upon the point at which such production would enter the Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal and the composition of production.

Liquids - Any liquids processed at the Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal are transported by onshore pipeline to the Humber Oil Refinery.

Gas – Any gas processed at the Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal would be redelivered to the National Transmission System “NTS” operated by National Grid Transco and the Killingholme Pipeline System “KIPS” operated by E.On UK. The exit specification from the gas terminal is the National Transmission System entry specification at that point.

The primary separation system at Theddlethorpe Gas Terminal is 3-phase

Gas from the separation system is routed to the metering and compression facilities (if applicable).

Condensate from the separator is processed and piped to the Humber Oil Refinery.

Water is treated and discharged.

This comprises a dehydration system to remove condensate and water by refrigeration. The gas is then restored to the appropriate redelivery temperature. Finally the gas is metered before exiting the terminal. Compression facilities are available if required.

Not applicable.

The gas compression system comprises one gas turbine driven compressor.

The nameplate capacity of terminal system is greater than 1 BCF/day. The ability of the system to take gas is a function of a number of factors, including:

• Liquid management
• Separator capacity
• Dehydration ullage
• Gas blending requirements
  

Not applicable.

See Primary Separation section above.

Not applicable.