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Gas Disposition Files
Year: 2013
Facility: DIU Endicott
Operator: BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA)
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. MonthNear of Disposition
Jan -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. sold
61,965
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
9,750,815
Endicott 220100 99.82%
Sag Delta 220150 0.04%
8. Flared or vented 1 houror less
19
Eider 220165 0.00%
MinkeTractOp 220170 0.14%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
900
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
22,261
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
1,010,419
13. Other (see instructions)
'>Tto ?" `"
7 uthorization 11 hr:
»-2'4.kgl.Official use.Otlly
Safety
C/
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
10,856,578
Lease Use
MCF
15, NGL Gas Equivalent
40,401
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
4L-/-
Commissioner Date
18, Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
t ) Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature /X ;J ���� Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
n /' %� and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane ColleyPhone (907)564-5775 Date Authorl 20 AAC25.2
(-/✓
31ZII13
1/6113-1/8/13 00:49-22.59 900
TOTAL 900
Volume flared less than 1 hr
Volume flared greater than
1 hr
Pilot Purge
Assist Gas
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
On 1/6/13 Endicott shut in their TEG system for
repairs and subsequently lost their NGL system and
feed gas to the booster compressor. Excess gas
that the booster compressor would normally process
was diverted to the flare until the dehydration system
repairs were complete and brought back online on
1/8/13. The TEG system was shut down due to wet
gas. Endicott replaced the exchanger plates and
completed some piping modifications on the TEG
system to return the system to proper gas handling
within spec (aka no fluids).
TOTAL
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
SDN
ENDICOTT
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
0
0
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
900
1
Jan-2013
899
Unplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
14
4
DATE TIME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 0
Not required for unplanned events which
Not required for unplanned events which
33,379
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Unplanned Events greater than 1 hour
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
0
TOTAL 0
Planned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 19
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
1/6113-1/8/13 00:49-22.59 900
TOTAL 900
Volume flared less than 1 hr
Volume flared greater than
1 hr
Pilot Purge
Assist Gas
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
On 1/6/13 Endicott shut in their TEG system for
repairs and subsequently lost their NGL system and
feed gas to the booster compressor. Excess gas
that the booster compressor would normally process
was diverted to the flare until the dehydration system
repairs were complete and brought back online on
1/8/13. The TEG system was shut down due to wet
gas. Endicott replaced the exchanger plates and
completed some piping modifications on the TEG
system to return the system to proper gas handling
within spec (aka no fluids).
TOTAL
EIDR/Minke
SDN
ENDICOTT
19
0
0
19
900
1
0
899
10,199
14
4
10,181
22261
31
10
22220
33,379
46
14
33,319
2/5/2013 1 of 1
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
L Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
I Feb -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6, Sold
58,331
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7, Reinjected
7,237,316
Endicott 220100 99.82%
Sag Delta 220150 0.07%
& Flared or vented 1 hour or less
14
Elder 220165 0.00%
Minks Tract O 220170 0.11%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
0
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
9,212
11, Assist Gas
19,563
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
865,760
13. Other (see instructions)
Oficial Use Only
Authorization>1 hr:
Safety
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
8,190,196
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
36,793
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
Commissioner Date
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is�e�,��/q�correct to the best of my knowledge.
Q Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature LWY tX �•c•"X"�� Tine Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
�13I13 and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Colley Phone (907)564-5775 Date Authoritv 20 AAC25.235.
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number2.
0290000002
Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
I Mar -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
54,245
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
4,526,771
Endicott 220100 99.81%
Sag Delta 220150 0.04%
8. Flared or vented i hour or less
0
Eider 220165 0.00%
Minke Tract Op 220170 0.15%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
Q
100,00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
21,570
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
877,010
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >l hr:
Safety
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
5,489,795
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
30,369
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
Commissioner Date
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14,65 psia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Colle Phone (907)564-5775 Date D Authority 20 AAC25.235.
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
T.
s
MonthNear or D 2i8OP10ition
Apr_ 3
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
57,329
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
7,438,642
Endicott 220100 99.78°/a
Sag Delta 220150 0.05%
8. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
257
Eider 220165 0.00%
Minke Tract Op 220170 0.16%
8. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see insU.)
0
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
9,870
11. Assist Gas
21,488
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
918,236
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >l hr:
Safety
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
8,445,822
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
40,510
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
Commissioner Date
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify thattheforegoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must bep
Signature �"�,(/ Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 sia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Colley Phone (907)5645775 Date / Authorit 20 AAC25.235.
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. MonthNear of Disposition
I May -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. sold
58,395
Pool Name PoolCode Percent
7. Reinjected
8,447,912
Endicott 220100 97.56%
Sag Delta 220150 0.04%
e. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
2,093
Eider 220165 2.29%
Minke Tract Go 220170 0.10%
9. Flared or vented more than i hour (see inert.)
1,244
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
22,161
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
953,203
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >l hr
Safety
/2T/
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
9,495,207
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
42,338
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste'.
MCF
17. Transferred from:
P ////�� / ommissioner �—
Poate
16. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature �# title Alaska ///��� corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
J I,/-1 and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane ColleyPhone (907)564-5775 Date f /J Authoritv 20 AAC25.235.
9//3 %/3
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
May -2013
Unplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
2244-2134
595
DATE TIME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 464
Not required for unplanned events which
Not required for unplanned events which
2
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Unplanned Events greater than 1 hour
1,244
29
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT a CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
1 hr
Following a turbine wash, Copus was used to spin
Day operations was able to put the booster
Booster compressor shut down due to loss of feed
compressor back online with a successful
5/4.2013 0233-1500 357
gas caused by a reduction in the production rate.
restart at 1500 hours.
5/5-6/2013
2244-2134
595
5/12/2013
0640-1123
167
TOTAL 1,629
TOTAL
1,119
Low production rates restricted gas feed below the
minimum required for booster compressor
operation. As a result of the restricted gas feed,
the booster compressor shutdown.
"A" Main gas compressor at Endicott shut down
due to high inlet air filter DP. The cause of the
shutdown was due to ice formation on the inlet air
filter pre -filters.
Restart NGL system and booster compressor
Operations removed the ice from the inlet air
filter pre -filters and was able to restart the
turbine on "A" Main
Planned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
TOTAL
EIDR
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 1,629
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
2
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
1,244
29
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
1 hr
Following a turbine wash, Copus was used to spin
dry the turbine. The gas provided for spinning the
Pilot Purge
blades ran through Copus and then out through the
234
5/5/2013 1604-1853 125
LP flare.
"B"Main water man completed
TOTAL 125
22661
509
6/6/2013 1 of 1
TOTAL
EIDR
MNKE
SDN
ENDICOTT
Volume flared less than 1 hr
2,093
48
2
1
2,042
Volume flared greater than
1,244
29
1
0
1,214
1 hr
Pilot Purge
10,199
234
10
4
9,951
Assist Gas
22661
509
22
9
21621
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
35,697
820
36
14
34,828
6/6/2013 1 of 1
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: Roby, David S (DOA)
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 9:27 AM
To: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North; Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: Fiedler, Anne M; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M
TL; Cooke, Alison D; AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG))
Subject: RE: Coutesy Notification - Unplanned Flaring Events at Endicott May 4
Jenni Hunt (Jennifer.hunt(a@alaska.aov) has replaced Steve McMains at the AOGCC, so please replace him with Jenni on
your notification lists.
Thank you,
Dave Roby
(907)793-1232
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [mailto•ACTENVADVISORCa1BP.com]
Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2013 5:26 PM
To: McMains, Stephen E (DOA); Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA)
Cc: Fiedler, Anne M; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; Cooke, Alison D; AK,
HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG))
Subject: Coutesy Notification - Unplanned Flaring Events at Endicott May 4
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Steve McMains, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of an unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour, which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on May 4, 2013.
The event occurred at 0233 hours when the Endicott booster compressor shut down due to loss of feed gas caused by a
reduction in the production rate. Day operations was able to put the booster compressor back online with a successful
restart at 1500 hours.
Summary of event:
May 4, 2013 (747 min, 357 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Let us know if you have any questions or require additional information.
Thanks,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 5:54 PM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA)
Cc: Fiedler, Anne M; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M
TL; Cooke, Alison D; AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG))
Subject: Courtesy Notification - Unplanned and Planned Flaring Events at Endicott May 5 and May 6
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 2 unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour and one planned flaring
event of greater than on hour, which occurred at the Endicott Production Facility on May 5 and May 6, 2013.
The first unplanned event occurred from 5/5/2013 22:24 to 5/6/2013 00:00 when low production rates restricted gas
feed below the minimum required for booster compressor operation. As a result of the restricted gas feed, the booster
compressor shut down.
The planned flaring event occurred from 5/5/2013 16:04 to 5/5/2013 18:53 when following a turbine wash, copus was
used to spin dry the turbine. The gas provided for spinning the blades ran through copus and then out through the LP
flare.
The second unplanned flaring event occurred from 5/6/2013 00:00 to 5/6/2013 21:34 when low production rates
restricted gas feed below the minimum required for booster compressor operation. As a result of the restricted gas
feed, the booster compressor shut down. On May 6, because of very low production rates it was necessary to add more
assist gas for a longer duration to avoid an opacity exceedence. That is why the flare volume on May 6 was higher than
the flare volume on May 5.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
May 5, 2013 (76 minutes, 52 MCF)
May 6, 2013 (1294 minutes, 543 MCF)
Summary of planned flaring event:
May 5, 2013 (169 minutes, 125 MCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thanks,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: Drake, William [William. Drake@bp.com)
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 8:22 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA)
Cc: Fiedler, Anne M; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M
TL; Cooke, Alison D; AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope)
Subject: Courtesy Notification - Unplanned Flaring Event at Endicott May 12
To. Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on May 12, 2013.
The event occurred at 0640 hours, when the A -main gas compressor at Endicott shut down due to high inlet air filter DP.
The cause of the shutdown was due to ice formation on the inlet air filter pre -filters. Operations removed the ice from
the inlet air filter pre -filters and was able to restart the turbine on A main at 1123 hours.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
May 12, 2013 (283 min, 167 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Please let us know if you have any questions or require additional information
Thanks,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. MonthfYear of Disposition
Jun -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. sold
49,731
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
8,987,652
Endicott 220100 94.797/o --
4.79%Sa
Sag Delta 220150 0.05%
6. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
517
Elder 220165 5.04%
Minks Tract Op 220170 0.12%
9. Flared or vented more than i hour (see instr.)
1,028
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
9,870
11. Assist Gas
21,589
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
942,781
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
>
Authorization 1 hr
Safe
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
10,013,168
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
43,094
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
/ -/
/'
Co issioner Date
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative p)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knov,ledge.
/�������� Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature 4/ /I Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Cole Phone (807)564-5775 Date / /r / Authorlt 20 AAC25.235.
OAr t [IME
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
Jun -2013
Unplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
6/14/2013 1247-2138
DATE TIME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 517
Not required for unplanned events which
Not required for unplanned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
OAr t [IME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
Lost "A" booster compressor due to high ambient
6/14/2013 1247-2138
407
temperatures.
Restarted booster compressor.
Lost booster compressor due to a mechanical failure
6/20/2013 1152-1323
100
with a lube oil pump,
Swtched booster compressors.
High ambient temperatures caused the propane
turbine to shut down which in turn affected the
6/27-28/13 2142-0313
128
booster compressor, causing itto shut down.
Adjusted wells.
TOTAL
635
Planned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE. CAUSE
TOTAL
0
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
The planned flaring event was a result of the TAPS
proration. Due to the proration, there was an overall
reduction in Endicott gas volumes. These reduced
volumes resulted in an inadequate gas supply being
6/8-9/13 1422-1319
393
sent to the booster compressor.
Added gas.
TOTAL
393
TOTAL
EIDR
MNKE
SDN
ENDICOTT
Volume Flared less than 1 hr
517
26
1
0
490
Volume Oared greater than
1,028
52
1
0
975
1 hr
Pilot Purge
9,870
498
12
5
9,355
Assist Gas
21589
1 087
26
10
20466
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
33,004
1,663
40
15
31,286
7/5/2013
1 of
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 7:10 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END
DIM Admin Assist; Cooke, Alison D; Fiedler, Anne M; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope)
Subject: Endicott Planned Flaring Event June 8 - 9
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single planned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility, beginning on June 8, 2013 and ending on June 9, 2013.
The planned flaring event occurred from 6/8/2013 14:22 to 6/9/2013 13:19
The planned flaring event was a result of the TAPS proration. Due to the proration, there was an overall reduction in
Endicott gas volumes. These reduced volumes resulted in an inadequate gas supply being sent to the booster
compressor. Therefore, assist gas was provided to the booster compressor.
Summary of planned flaring event:
June 8, 2013 (578 minutes, 87 MCF)
June 9, 2013 (799 minutes, 306 MCF)
Please note that the above summary is spilt between two days capturing the single event.
All attempts were made to keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given these circumstances, we believe that we took
all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices and conservation purposes to minimize the
volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These volumes will also be reported to you on the
Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thanks,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 7:17 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END
Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END OIM Admin Assist; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott unplanned flaring event: June 14
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 1 unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on June 14, 2013. The unplanned event occurred from 12:47 to 21:38 when the facility lost
gas compressors due to high ambient temperatures.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
June 14, 2013 (531 minutes, 407 MCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10422).
Ken Miller
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony 6441
Alternate: Trey Drake
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 4:23 PM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END
Operations Lead Tech; AK, OPS END OIM Admin Assist; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott unplanned flaring event: June 20
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 1 unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on June 20, 2013. The unplanned event started at 11:48 when the facility lost a booster
compressor due to a mechanical failure with a tube oil pump.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
June 20, 2013 (102 minutes, 100 MCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Ken Miller
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony 6441
Alternate: Trey Drake
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From:
AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent:
Sunday, June 30, 2013 11:08 AM
To:
Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc:
AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END
Operations Lead Tech; Cooke, Alison D; Fiedler, Anne M; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER
CONSULTING GROUP (HCG))
Subject:
Endicott unplanned flaring event: June 27-28
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on June 27, 2013. The unplanned event occurred from 21:42 on June 27, 2013 to 3:13 on
June 28, 2013. High ambient temperatures caused the propane turbine to shut down which in turn affected the booster
compressor, causing it to shut down.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
June 27, 2013 (138 minutes, 45 MCF)
June 28, 2013 (193 minutes, 83 MCF)
Please note that the above summary is split between two days capturing the single event.
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP 1
5. MonthNear of Disposition
J1l-2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
42,524
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
9,326,068
Endicott 220100 95.19%
Sag Delta 220150 0.07%
8. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
207
Eider 220165 4.60%
Minks Tract Op 220170 0.14%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instc)
713
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
23,679
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
974,093
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
>
Authorization 1 hr.
Safety
:713
MCFMCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 8-i3)
10,377,483
Lease Use
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
39,794
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
3 '/
Co missioner Date
16. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19, Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
V and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Colle Phone (907)564-5775 Date 0 Authority 20 AAC25.235.
VL.F '
r111313
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
DATE TIME
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
Jul -2013
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
Unplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
High ambient temperatures caused the propane
DATE TIME DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 207 Not required for unplanned events which
Not required for unplanned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
�unpianneo events greater tnan i nour
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
High ambient temperatures caused the propane
TOTAL 0
turbine to shut down which in turn affected the
7/22-23/2013 0944-1422
359
booster compressor, causing it to shut down.
Restart booster compressor.
ENDICOTT
Volume flared less than 1 hr 207
High ambient temperatures (as high as 68 degrees F)
0
0
197
caused the propane turbine to shut down which in
33
1
0
turn affected the booster compressor, causing it to
1 hr
7/28-2912013 1253-1310
354
shut down.
Restart booster compressor.
TOTAL
713
14
7
9,708
Assist Gas 23679
1 090
Planned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
16
22541
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL
0
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
DATE TIME VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 0
TOTAL
EIDR
MNKE
SDN
ENDICOTT
Volume flared less than 1 hr 207
10
0
0
197
Volume flared greater than 713
33
1
0
679
1 hr
Pilot Purge 10,199
470
14
7
9,708
Assist Gas 23679
1 090
32
16
22541
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME 34,798
1,603
47
23
33,125
8/12/2013 1 of 1
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2013 6:11 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; Cooke, Alison
D; Fiedler, Anne M; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope)
Subject: Endicott Unplanned Flaring Event: July 23, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility on July 23, 2013 from 00:00 to 14:22, High ambient temperatures caused the propane
turbine to shut down which in turn affected the booster compressor, causing it to shut down.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
July 23, 2013 (862 minutes, 198 MCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-6272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 8:08 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FielclO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; Cooke, Alison
D; Fiedler, Anne M; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope)
Subject: Endicott Unplanned Flaring Event: July 28 - 29, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility beginning on July 28, 2013 at 12:53 and ending on July 29, 2013 at 13:10. High ambient
temperatures (as high as 68 degrees F) caused the propane turbine to shut down which in turn affected the booster
compressor, causing it to shut down.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
July 28, 2013 (667 minutes, 180 MCF)
July 29, 2013 (790 minutes, 174 MCF)
Please note that the above summary is split between two days capturing the single event.
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. MonthNear of Disposition
I Aug -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
41,974
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
8,315,960
Endicott 220100 95.26%
Sag Delta 220150 0.05%
8. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
10
Elder 220165 4.56%
Minks Tract Cip 220170 0.13%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
1,794
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,198
11. Assist Gas
22,315
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
914,848
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >t hr:
Safety
�j�
/
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
9,307,100
Lease Use
MCF
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
35,379
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Coll, Phone (907)564-5775 Date Authority 20 AAC25.239
(013/)+
V0E-
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
Aug -2013
Unplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
DATE TIME DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL 10 Not required for unplanned events which Not required for unplanned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour are less than or equal to 1 hour
DATE
TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE
TOTAL
Booster compressor shut down due to high ambient
8/3/2013
1723-2008
321
temperatures.
Wait for cooler weather. Restart.
Booster compressor shut down due to high ambient
8/4/2013
1342-1500
161
temperatures.
Wait for cooler weather. Restart.
TOTAL
As a result of a plant slowdown for the purpose of
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
performing necessary maintenance, the facility lost
8/29-30/2013
2036-0306
252
gas compressors.
Expedite maintenance.
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
As a result of a plant slowdown for the purpose of
DATE TIME
performing necessary maintenance, the facility lost
8/30/2013 0613-1957
294
gas compressors.
Expedite maintenance.
TOTAL
1,028
Planned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
TOTAL
0
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
DATE TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT & CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
8/11-12/2013 0607-1554
766
Booster compressor shut down.
Back on line after proration over.
TOTAL
766
TOTAL
EIDR
MNKE
SDN
ENDICOTT
Volume flared less than 1 hr
10
0
0
0
10
Volume flared greater than
1,794
82
2
0
1,710
1 hr
Pilot Purge
10,199
466
13
5
9,715
Assist Gas
22315
1 018
28
11
21258
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
34,318
1,566
43
16
32,693
9/10/2013 1 of 1
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [ACTENVADVISOR@BP.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 6:21 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END
Operations Lead Tech; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); Fiedler,
Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Unplanned Flaring Events: August 3 & 4, 3013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 2 unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. The first unplanned event occurred from 17:23 to 20:08 on August 3, 2013. The second
unplanned event occurred from 13:42 to 15:00 on August 4, 2013. Both of these unplanned flaring events were due to
high ambient temperatures. As a result of the high temps, the facility lost its gas compressors.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
August 3, 2013 (165 minutes, 321 MCF)
August 4, 2013 (78 minutes, 161 MCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 10:52 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; Cooke, Alison
D; Fiedler, Anne M; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope)
Subject: Endicott Planned Flaring Event: August 11-12, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of planned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred intermittently at
the Endicott Production Facility from August 11 through 12, 2013.
The flaring event began at 06:07 hours on August 11 with the last event occurring at 15:54 hours on August 12. A total of
766 MCF of gas was flared during these events.
The intermittent flaring events that occurred during August 11-12 were a result of the TAPS proration. As production rates
slowed the HP and LP compressors came off-line as wells were shut in and it was necessary to flare. BP also conducted
preventative maintenance on the compressors while they were shut down for the TAPS proration.
All attempts were made with the intent to unload the well to allow natural flow. Flaring for this purpose was kept to a
minimum necessary to reduce well tubing pressure. Given these circumstances, we believe that we took ail necessary
actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas
released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of
Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10422).
Please let us know if you have any questions or require additional information.
Thanks,
Ken Miller
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Trey Drake
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com)
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2013 2:56 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: Ope rations Lead TeSEE Env TL ch; ManNorth , Ann M (HHOEFAK, OPS LiFacility
ER CONULTIING GROUP (HCG)); Fiedler,
Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Unplanned Flaring Events: August 29 and 30, September 1 and 2, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 6 unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. As a result of a plant slowdown for the purpose of performing necessary maintenance, the
facility lost its gas compressors.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
August 29, 2013 20:36-00:00 (204 minutes, 71 MSCF)
August 30, 2013 00:00-03:06 and 06:13-19:57 (1,010 minutes, 474 MSCF)
September 1, 2013 10:05-19:14 and 19:27-00:00 (826 minutes, 349 MSCF)
September 2, 2013 00:00-20:11(1,211 minutes, 130 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Rich Vicente
For
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
I BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
I Sep -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume,
5. sold
567
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
4,929,261
Endicott 220100 99.61%
Sag Delta 220150 0.04%
8. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
203
Elder 220165 0.20%
Minks Tract Op 220170 0.14%
e. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
3,671
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
9,870
11. Assist Gas
23,638
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
595,363
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >1 hr:
Safely
MCFMCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
5,562,573
Lease Use
15. NGL Gas Equivalent
0
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
� A��1 f /
Com issio er /"_"_— Date
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
THERE WERE NO NGLS PRODUCED THIS MONTH DUE TO PLANNED MAINTENANCE.
I hereby certify thattA foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
��1 u C/'. Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature ty �C// '// Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
e
Printed Name Diane Colla and to a temperature of 60o F. Phone (907)584-5775 Data / / Authority 20 AAC25.235.
TOTAL 44 Not required for planned events which Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
9/1712013 0000-1116
9/23/2013 0000-0631
9/23.24/2013 1600-0509
TOTAL
46
67
621
734
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
Normal vents to the NP flare during
procedure.
Adjusted assist gas.
Adjusted assist gas.
Volume flared less than 1 hr
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
EIDR
0
MNKE
0
SDN
0
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT- ENDICOTT
Volume flared greater than
1 hr
3,671
7
5
Sep -2013
1
Jnplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
Pilot Purge
9,870
DATE
TIME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT S CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
Assist Gas
TOTAL
159
Not required for unplanned events which
Not required for unplanned events which
10
23,547
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Jnplanned Eventsgreater than 1 hour
15
DATE
TIME
VOLUME
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT a CAUSE
ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE
9/1-2/2013
1005-2011
479
Plant slowdown for necessary maintenance.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
9/3/2013
1150-1809
185
Plant slowdown for necessary maintenance.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
916-7/2013
0852-1108
655
Plant slowdown for necessary maintenance.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
9/12-14/2013
1807-1958
278
Plant slowdown for necessary maintenance.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
9/15-17/2013
745-0000
159
Plant slowdown for necessary maintenance.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
Plant slowdown for performing maintenance and
propane compressor safe out and subsequent
9/17-23/2013
1117.0000
1,059
turbine overhauls.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
Propane compressor safe out and subsequent
9/23/2013
0732-1558
95
turbine overhauls.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
Propane compressor safe out and subsequent
9/24/2013
0510-1359
27
turbine overhauls.
Identify problems, expedite maintenance.
TOTAL
2,937
TOTAL 44 Not required for planned events which Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned Events greater than 1 hour
9/1712013 0000-1116
9/23/2013 0000-0631
9/23.24/2013 1600-0509
TOTAL
46
67
621
734
Back puffing the NGL gas chiller
Bringing wells on and gas compressor on line.
Bringing wells on and gas compressor on line.
Normal vents to the NP flare during
procedure.
Adjusted assist gas.
Adjusted assist gas.
Volume flared less than 1 hr
TOTAL
203
EIDR
0
MNKE
0
SDN
0
ENDICOTT
203
Volume flared greater than
1 hr
3,671
7
5
1
3,658
Pilot Purge
9,870
20
14
4
9,832
Assist Gas
23_,638
47
34
10
23,547
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
37,382
74
53
15
37,240
10/9/2013
1oft
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2013 2:56 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END
Operations Lead Tech; Mason, Ann M (HOEFLER CONSULTING GROUP (HCG)); Fiedler,
Anne M. Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Unplanned Flaring Events: August 29 and 30, September 1 and 2, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of 6 unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. As a result of a plant slowdown for the purpose of performing necessary maintenance, the
facility lost its gas compressors.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
August 29, 2013 20:36-00:00 (204 minutes, 71 MSCF)
August 30, 2013 00:00-03:06 and 06:13-19:57 (1,010 minutes, 474 MSCF)
September 1, 2013 10:05-19:14 and 19:27-00:00 (826 minutes, 349 MSCF)
September 2, 2013 00:00-20:11 (1,211 minutes, 130 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Rich Vicente
For
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2013 8:34 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech, AK, HSSEE
Env TL North Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Flaring Summary September 3, 2013 - September 20, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of numerous unplanned and a single planned flaring event(s) of greater than one
hour which occurred at the Endicott Production Facility. As a result of the 2013 Endicott facility slowdown for the
purpose of performing necessary maintenance, the intermittent loss of gas compressors and the safing out of the
propane compressor, flaring was necessary. The flaring events that took place between September 3, 2013 and
September 20, 2013 as a result of the facility slowdown are summarized below.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
September 3, 2013 11:50-18:09 (379 minutes, 185 MSCF)
September 6, 2013 8:52-13:04 (252 minutes, 155 MSCF)
September 6, 2013 13:05-18:55 (350 minutes, 70 MSCF)
September 6, 2013 18:57-21:05 (128 minutes, 83 MSCF)
September 6, 2013 21:06-0:00 September 7, 2013 (174 minutes, 70 MSCF)
September 7, 2013 0:00-11:08 (668 minutes, 277 MSCF)
September 12, 2013 18:07-0:00 September 13, 2013 (353 minutes, 38 MSCF)
September 13, 2013 0:00-0:00 September 14 (1440 minutes, 144 MSCF)
September 14, 2013 0:00-19:58 (1198 minutes, 96 MSCF)
September 15, 2013 7:45-0:00 September 16, 2013 (975 minutes, 65 MSCF)
September 16, 2013 0:00-0:00 September 17, 2013 (1440 minutes, 94 MSCF)
September 17, 2013 11:17-0:00 September 18, 2013 (763 minutes, 87 MSCF)
September 18, 2013 0:00-0:00 September 19, 2013 (1440 minutes, 116 MSCF)
September 19, 2013 0:00-0:00 September 20, 2013 (1440 minutes, 187 MSCF)
September 20, 2013 0:00-0:00 September 21, 2013 (1440 minutes, 132 MSCF)
Summary of the single planned flaring event:
September 17, 2013 0:00-11:16 (676 minutes, 46 MSCF)
Please note that the 2013 Endicott slowdown is still underway and is expected to wrap up within the next 3-5 days.
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Hunt Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 2:55 PM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech, AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: UWR#&Flaring Summary September 21, 2013 - September 24, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of numerous unplanned and planned flaring events of greater than one hour which
occurred at the Endicott Production Facility. As a result of the 2013 Endicott facility slowdown, for the purpose of
performing necessary maintenance, the intermittent loss of gas compressors and the safing out of the propane
compressor, flaring was/is necessary. The flaring events that took place between September 21, 2013 and September
24, 2013 are a result of the propane compressor safe out and subsequent turbine overhauls.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
September 21, 2013 0:00-10:22 (622 minutes, 41 MSCF)
September 21, 2013 10:23-17:16 (413 minutes, 38 MSCF)
September 21, 2013 17:17-0:00 September 22, 2013 (403 minutes, 339 MSCF)
September 22, 2013 0:00 -0:00 September 23, 2013 (1440 minutes, 119 MSCF)
September 23, 2013 7:32-9:06 (94 minutes, 36 MSCF)
September 23, 2013 9:07-15:58 (411 minutes, 59 MSCF)
September 24, 2013 5:10-13:59 (529 minutes, 27 MSCF)
Summary of planned flaring events:
September 23, 2013 0:00-6:31 (391 minutes, 67 MSCF)
September 23, 2013 16:00-0:00 September 24, 2013 (480 minutes, 485 MSCF)
September 24, 2013 0:00-5:09 (309 minutes, 136 MSCF)
Please note that the Endicott propane compressor is still safed out due to scheduled turbine overhaul. The propane
compressor is tentatively scheduled to be brought back into service on October 2.
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
Oct -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20, For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
31,198
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
7,397,051
Endicott 220100 99.780/6
Sag Delta 220150 0.08%
B. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
64
Eider 220165 0.00%
Minke Tract Op 220170 0.14%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.j
65
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
22,524
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations,
954,222
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization -1 hr'.
Safety
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
8,415,323
Lease Use
MCF
15, NGL Gas Equivalent
28,208
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
/Commissioner Dattel.
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19, Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
// ��yt /n,�'//�/ Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature l �/ `�' 0 Title Alaskale corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
II/ and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane ColleyPhone (907)564-5775 DaAulhority 20 AAC25.235.
VLF
' /Iy l l G
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North (AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 9:41 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Flaring Summary October 2, 2013 - October 7, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of four unplanned and a single planned flaring event(s) of greater than one hour
which occurred at the Endicott Production Facility. Following the completion of the 2013 Endicott facility slowdown, the
propane compressor was safed out for turbine overhaul work and was down for several days. As a result of the safe out,
flaring was necessary. The flaring events that took place between October 2, 2013 and October 7, 2013 are summarized
below.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
October 2, 2013 13:23-15:38 (135 minutes, 8 MSCF)
October 3, 2013 12:17-17:33 (316 minutes, 22 MSCF)
October 3, 2013 17:34-19:02 (88 minutes, 3 MSCF)
October 7, 2013 16:00-18:51 (171 minutes, 10 MSCF)
Summary of planned flaring events:
October 2, 2013 15:39-18:11 (152 minutes, 22 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
Nov -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
25,935
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
5,601,838
Endicott 220100 99.72%
Sag Delta 220150 0.08%
8. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
729
Eider 220165 0.00%
Minke Tract Op 220170 0.19%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see instr.)
2,563
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
9,870
11. Assist Gas
22,542
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
733,036
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization>1 he
/
0
MCF
14, TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
6,396,513
[alety
ase Use15.
MCF
NGL Gas Equivalent
25,405
nservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
/
(/,[
Com sswner _ate
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19, Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Col le Phone (907)564-5775 Date /Authorltv 20 AAC25,235,
vLF
'�'l3/1¢
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2013 10:41 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech, AK, HSSEE
En orth Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: , laring Summary November 3-6.2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of five unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. Following the completion of the 2013 Endicott facility slowdown, the A Main compressor
was sated out for turbine work and was down for several days, followed by the shutdown of the B Main compressor for
overhaul work. As a result of the safe out, flaring was necessary. At this time, the B Main compressor is off-line and
expected to be down for another 3 weeks. Intermittent flaring is expected for the duration of this shutdown. The
flaring events that took place between November 3 and 6, 2013 are summarized below.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
November 3, 2013 19:29 — November 4, 2013 00:00 (271 minutes, 65 MSCF)
November 4, 2013 00:00 —03:50 (230 minutes, 37 MSCF)
November 4, 2013 04:58 —19:40 (882 minutes, 135 MSCF)
November 4, 2013 19:41—Nov 5 00:00 (259 minutes, 1,769 MSCF)
November 5, 2013 00:00 — November 6, 2013 00:00 (1440 minutes, 181 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Ken Miller
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Trey Drake
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 12:01 PM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: daring Summary November 6-7, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of one unplanned flaring events of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. The Endicott B Main compressor is off-line for a turbine overhaul and flaring has been
required at times to manage excess volumes of gas. The turbine is expected to be down for another 2 weeks.
Intermittent flaring is expected for the duration of this shutdown. The flaring event that took place between November
6 and 7, 2013 is summarized below.
Summary of unplanned flaring events:
November 6, 2013 00:00— November 7, 2013 07:53 (1913 minutes, 260 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Ken Miller
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Trey Drake
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 8:13 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FielclO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, HSSEE
Env TL (North Slope); Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Flaring Summary November 25, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. The Main gas compressor shut down yesterday evening due to a faulty switch. This in turn
caused the gas booster compressor to shut down. With both the Main gas compressor and the booster compressor
down, assist gas was added to the system and flaring was necessary.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
November 25, 2013 from 19:30 to 21:28 (118 minutes, 116 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION
1. Facility Number
0290000002
2. Facility Name
DIU Endicott
3. Field
Endicott
4. Operator
BP
5. Month/Year of Disposition
Dec -2013
Disposition
Volume MCF
20. For production from multiple pools, list contribution of each pool as a percent of
Total Volume.
6. Sold
47,091
Pool Name Pool Code Percent
7. Reinjected
9,802,166
Endicott 220100 97.210%
Sag Delta 220150 0.07%
e. Flared or vented 1 hour or less
250
Elder 220165 2.60%
Minke Tract Op 220170 0.13%
9. Flared or vented more than 1 hour (see insh.)
286
100.00%
10. Pilot and Purge
10,199
11. Assist Gas
21,661
12. Fuel gas used in lease operations.
1,031,005
13. Other (see instructions)
Official Use Only
Authorization >1 hr.
Safety
(�J
MCF
14. TOTAL VOLUME (ITEMS 6-13)
10,912,658
Lease Use
MCF
15, NGL Gas Equivalent
47,091
Conservation
MCF
16. Purchased gas
Waste:
MCF
17. Transferred from:
/{,,/�_n_ rL/— ' 4�l _ /
' ` ora s r "— Date CTL
18. Transferred to: (Express as a negative #)
19. Remarks: Block 6 includes gas sold to Badami, gas sold to Liberty and the NGL gas equivalent sold. Gas sold to the Endicott Pipeline Company is included in Block 12.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
/ Manager, Production Taxes and Royalties Note: All volumes must be
Signature Title Alaska corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia
and to a temperature of 60o F.
Printed Name Diane Col fe Phone (907)584-5775 Date / 1 Authority 20 AAC25.236.
�131i4
VLI'
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL NO. 202.4
GAS FLARING INCIDENT REPORT - ENDICOTT
Dec -2013
junplanned Events less than or equal to 1 hour
.... ..... . .
DATE TIME PEPPRIPTIP09FININ -T
5"Q WNT-F-77-.01. W-7.777777
TOTAL 250 Not required for unplanned events which Not required for unplanned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour are less than or equal to I hour
lUnplanned Events cireater than 1 hour
1/612014 1 of 1
Outside environmental conditions caused a
condition which triggered a process upset on the
propane turbine/compressor system causing it to
shut down. This cascaded to the booster
12121/2013 0633-0957
286
compressor system, causing it to shutdown
Restart system.
TOTAL
286
Events less than or e%l
liol hour
,!aW i TIME
OLU
DIESOR
TT"
TOTAL
0
Not required for planned events which
Not required for planned events which
are less than or equal to 1 hour
are less than or equal to 1 hour
Planned greater than 1 hour
TIME
WMIE
'A
TOTAL
0
TOiq# NOiTiRItw1E
2
ON
.....
..... ..
Volume flared less than 1 hr
250
7
0
0
243
Volume flared greater than
286
7
0
0
279
1 hr
Pilot Purge
10,199
266
13
7
9,913
Assist Gas
21,661
563
27
14
21,057
TOTAL FLARED VOLUME
32,396
843
40
21
31,492
1/612014 1 of 1
Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North [AKHSSEEEnvAdvNorth@bp.com]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2013 11:42 AM
To: Roby, David S (DOA); Ferguson, Victoria L (DOA); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
Cc: Fiedler, Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Correction: ;Endicok Flaring Summary December 21, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
Please note that a mistake was made in the original email. I had reported that the flaring event lasted for 286 minutes at
204 MSCF. In drafting the email, the two numbers were transposed.
The correct duration of the flaring event is 204 minutes.
The correct volume is 286 MSCF.
My apologies for the confusion.
Thanks,
Trey Drake
AK, HSSEE Environmental Advisor North
W (907)659-6810
Pager 659-5272, #4313
Harmony (907)659-6441
Alternate: Ken Miller
From: AK, HSSEE Env Adv North
Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2013 8:28 AM
To: dave.roby(o)alaska.gov; Victoria Ferguson (victoria.ferguson(c alaska.00v); Hunt, Jennifer L (DOA)
(Jennifer. hu nt(&alaska.00v)
Cc: AK, OPS END Facility & FieldO&M TL; AK, OPS END Operations Lead Tech; AK, HSSEE Env TL (North Slope); Fiedler,
Anne M; Cooke, Alison D
Subject: Endicott Flaring Summary December 21, 2013
To: Dave Roby, AOGCC
Victoria Ferguson, AOGCC
Jennifer Hunt, AOGCC
BPXA is providing courtesy notification of a single unplanned flaring event of greater than one hour which occurred at the
Endicott Production Facility. Outside environmental conditions caused a condition which triggered a process upset on
the propane turbine/compressor system causing it to shut down. This cascaded to the booster compressor system,
causing it to shutdown which led to the flaring event.
Summary of unplanned flaring event:
December 21, 2013 from 6:33 to 9:57 (286 minutes, 204 MSCF)
All attempts were made to identify problems, expedite maintenance, and keep flaring & assist gas to a minimum. Given
these circumstances, we believe that we took all necessary actions in accordance with good oil field engineering practices
and conservation purposes to minimize the volume of gas released, burned, or permitted to escape to the air. These
volumes will also be reported to you on the Facility Report of Produced Gas Disposition Form (Form 10-422).
Thank you,
