Galeota Point Oil Terminal
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Summary Information
- Ownership: BP
- Website: http://www.bp.com/
- Location: Galeota Point in Guayaguayare
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Brief Description
- The Terminal facility is located at Galeota Point in Guayaguayare, off the south east point of Trinidad.
- The Galeota Point Terminal is designed to handle condensate delivered from the Beachfield Gas Receiving Facility and the condensate and crude oil mixture from the offshore platforms.
- Crude oil is stored in five crude storage tanks. Saleable oil is periodically loaded from the storage tanks to tankers for export.
- There are two processing plants at the Galeota Point Terminal, the crude oil plant (COP) and the stabilization plant (Stab).
- The crude oil plant (COP) which was commissioned in 1976 processes liquids coming from TSP (Teak, Samaan, Poui fields) and CIFK (Cassia, Immortelle, Flamboyant, Kapok fields).
- The stabilization plant was commissioned in 1987 and is designed to process the lighter condensate associated with the gas production.
- There are three lines entering the Terminal facility from offshore - 16", 18" and a 12".
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- Bluewater: Calm Buoy Mooring System
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History
- 1976 - The crude oil plant (COP) which was commissioned
- 1987 - The stabilization plant was commissioned
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