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Shell — Corporate Update (September 2010)
17 slides from Shell's corporate update, September 2010
Slide 1: Shell Beaufort Sea Program Update Alaska
Shell Beaufort Sea Program Update Alaska September 2010 1
Slide 2: Shell in Alaska
Shell in Alaska 2011 Proposed Drilling Plans Mitigation New and Traditional Oil Spill Contingency Plan Additional Safeguards 2
Slide 3: 2011 Proposed Drilling Plan
2011 Proposed Drilling Plan 3
Slide 4: 2011 Proposed Drilling Plan – Mid-July through Oct. 31, 2011
2011 Proposed Drilling Plan – Mid-July through Oct. 31, 2011 Sivulliq Prospect - 62 miles from Kaktovik - 46 miles from Cross Island - 257 miles from Barrow - 120 miles from Nuiqsut 4
Slide 5: 2011 Proposed Operations - Drill two offshore wells
2011 Proposed Operations - Drill two offshore wells 5
Slide 6: Mitigation Shell has committed
Mitigation Shell has committed Communication Plan for avoiding conflicts with subsistence users Beaufort Sea shutdown and remove drilling rig assets by midnight August 24 Zero Discharge of: drilling fluids cuttings after 20” casing Treated sanitary and gray water Ballast and Bilge water Collaboratio
Slide 7: Stakeholder Solutions
Stakeholder Solutions Finding common ground with the people of the North Slope Incorporating feedback: air permit, discharge modifications, drilling blackout dates during whaling in the Beaufort Sea Revised program reflects our social performance goals – “Minimize impacts to people and the environme
Slide 8: Baseline Science Supports Exploration In Alaska
Baseline Science Supports Exploration In Alaska $500 Million and growing (Shell $50M) 5000 independent scientific studies since1973 5 years of marine mammal monitoring Tagging studies – walrus and seals First air quality station in OCS – Beaufort Ongoing offshore, nearshore, and onshore ec
Slide 9: New and Traditional Oil Spill Contingency Planning
New and Traditional Oil Spill Contingency Planning 9
Slide 10: Proposed Sub-sea containment system development
Proposed Sub-sea containment system development Submitted new commitments to Flare Boom Gas/Liquid Separator Oil/Water Temp Oil Separator Storage BOEM May (5th) 2010 Pinch Valve Hydraulically powered pump Water Outlet Overboard Support Vessel Multi-Phase Hose System to capture and recover hydrocarbo
Slide 11: Oil Spill Contingency Plan Support
Oil Spill Contingency Plan Support State and Federal Standards reviewed and approved World class Contingency Plan reviewed by BOEM, EPA, US Coast Guard, FWS, NMFS, North Slope Borough and upheld in court(s) Shell response capabilities exceed required Response Planning Standard SINTEF (oil in ice res
Slide 12: Shell Three-Tier Oil Spill Response Offshore
Shell Three-Tier Oil Spill Response Offshore 12
Slide 13: Shell Three-Tier Oil Spill Response
Shell Three-Tier Oil Spill Response Nearshore Onshore Vessels - landing craft and utility vessels 13
Slide 14: Additional Safeguards
Additional Safeguards 14
Slide 15: BOP – testing and enhancements
Commitments BOP – testing and enhancements Testing every 7 days instead of every 14 days Use of second set of shear rams Sub-sea remote operating panel relocation Arctic containment system Second rig relief well capability 15
Slide 16: Relief Well Strategy
Relief Well Strategy Primary response by Noble Discoverer drilling unit Second unit activated - Kulluk drilling unit Ready to respond and on site in a matter of days The Kulluk has extensive Arctic experience having drilled numerous wells in the Canadian Beaufort Sea 16
Slide 17: Thank You
Thank You 18