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December 6, 2012
The causeway extends 1.3 miles (2.1 km) from the plant site, with foundation structures for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) jetty rising from the water (bottom left of image).
Plant Site
The roof on the second LNG tank was raised into its final position in November.
Seventy-five pre-assembled rack (PAR) and two pre-assembled unit (PAU) modules have been delivered to Barrow Island. In total, 236 PARs and PAUs will be installed. The installation and connection process is well under way.
Gas Turbine Generator No. 1 was loaded onto transport vessel Yamato on October 8, 2012.
Gas Turbine Generator No. 1 was loaded onto transport vessel Yamato on October 8, 2012.
Materials-Offloading Facility
The materials-offloading facility on Barrow Island consists of the recently completed heavy lift facility, the roll-on roll-off berth, a module carrier berth and a tug pen.
Construction Village
Ten of the 12 accommodation clusters in the cyclone-rated construction village are now occupied.
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In November, the main offshore pipe-lay activities were completed for the domestic gas pipeline. Two purpose-built rigs are now installing stabilization anchors, known as rock bolts, along the pipeline.
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Stringing, welding and coating activities continue for the onshore section of the domestic gas pipeline. Construction also has begun on the domestic gas metering station, located near the tie-in to the Dampier-to-Bunbury natural gas pipeline.
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