- Published: October 2019
- REF/ISBN: 9781787251199
- Edition: 1st
Overview:
This publication is focused on UKCS requirements, and as such it refers to the United Kingdom (UK) legislation and regulatory framework. It should enable operating companies to develop and justify a decommissioning programme (DP) for their subsea pipelines on a case-by-case basis.
It covers a broad range of subsea pipeline decommissioning issues, including:
- description of subsea pipeline systems and processes to inform stakeholders (background);
- the legislative and regulatory environment for subsea pipeline system decommissioning;
- decommissioning programme (DP), building on BEIS, HSE and OGA guidance;
- decommissioning options, including description of the PLUG Screening tool;
- CA approaches;
- risk assessment for IPR, and
- features of subsea infrastructure, including installation methods.
The intended users of this technical publication are:
- operating company personnel, such as pipeline engineers and technical authorities, and
- stakeholders in decommissioning outcomes.
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