ETAPoften regarded as one of the most ambitious and commercially complex developments in the North Sea, comprises multiple fields with varying ownership arrangements sharing a central processing facility (CPF).
It came on stream in July 1998 with an estimated production life of 20 years. However, a $1billion investment programme in 2015 breathed new life into the hub, securing its future well into the 2030s.
Intially seven fields, four operated by BP and three by Shell produced through the CPF. Two further BP-operated fields came online four years later in 2002, bringing the total number of fields producing through the CPF to nine. Two of the Shell fields have since ceased production. Day-to-day production operations of the remaining seven ETAP fields are controlled by BP from the CPF.
BP North Sea Regional President Ariel Flores said: ETAP embodies the pioneering and innovative spirit the North Sea is renowned for around the world and shows what can be achieved when companies work together for the greater good of the region.
The collaborative spirit of the ETAP alliance received industry-wide recognition in 2016 when BP and partners won the inaugural OGA Maximising Economic Recovery (MER UK) Award at the annual Oil & Gas UK Awards.
The team, having recognised that the historic commercial agreements for ETAP were becoming a barrier to further investment and resource recovery, set about to realign ownership interests, decision-making and cost-sharing mechanisms to reflect the remaining value in the fields.
The changes created a sustainable framework that has helped stimulate investment and change joint venture owner behaviours.
A normally unmanned installation (NUI) over Mungo stands around 20km to the east of the CPF. Apart from Mungo, which has surface wellheads on the NUI, all other ETAP fields are connected to the CPF via subsea infrastructure. Liquids from the ETAP fields are exported to the Kinneil Terminal, Grangemouth, through the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) and gas is exported by the Central Area Transmission System (CATS) to Teesside.
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Dualcomm ETAP-5203 is a gigabit copper Network TAP capable of simultaneously monitoring two 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet links. ETAP-5203 stands out on the market as a failsafe GbE Network Tap without using a cooling fan due to its low-power design and several other unique features.
When the ETAP-5203 operates in the Dual-TAP Mode, it functions as two independent copper GbE Network TAPs, each of the two monitor ports outputs a copy of aggregated full-duplex traffic of the corresponding copper inline link.
One rare feature is that, in the Dual-Link Mode, any of the two monitor ports are stacking ports by which multiple ETAP-5203 units can be interconnected with one another to monitor more than two network links with any of the remaining monitor ports.
The two RJ45 ports of each copper inline link interface will fail over automatically to maintain link connectivity when ETAP-5203 loses power. As such, ETAP-5203 can be used for deployment in critical link paths in a network.
When a live link goes down on one RJ45 port of a copper inline link interface, the link on the other RJ45 port of the copper inline link interface will go down automatically. This feature is usually desirable or required for high availability deployment to reduce the time for activating a redundant link path in a network.
ETAP-5203 is compatible with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), which is capable of passing PoE inline power between two RJ45 ports of a copper inline link interface. As such a connected PoE powered device (e.g., a PoE IP phone) can still receive the inline power from its PoE capable link partner such as a PoE switch.
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Power system simulation software are software for electrical power engineers used to create one-line diagram system models and run various electrical studies to check performance, reliability, safety, and manageability.
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ETAP is an acronym that stands for Electrical Transient Analyzer Program. It was developed by a company called Operation Technology Inc (OTI). ETAP is now a part of Schneider Electric but still operates as an independent software vendor.
ETAP stands for more than 70 years of energy-efficient, convenient and innovative lighting solutions in professional environments such as offices, schools, hospitals, but also stores, warehouses and industries. With a lot of love and energy, we develop sustainable, ergonomic general and emergency lighting for our customers. In addition, circularity, ecology and corporate social responsibility are also high up on our agenda. Our company was founded in Antwerp in 1949.
Today, ETAP is a major player on the European market for functional lighting solutions. Our products are developed and manufactured 100% locally at our Malle-based (Belgium) headquarters, but we also sell internationally from several European offices. Throughout its growth, ETAP has remained an autonomous Belgian company with strong family roots. And that is something we are very proud of!
ETAP stands for 70 years of energy-efficient and comfortable lighting solutions in professional environments. Think of offices, schools, hospitals, but also shops, warehouses and industry. With great dedication and energy, we develop durable, ergonomic lighting and emergency lighting for our clients. But also energy-saving control systems and circular lighting solutions are part of our domain. We invest continuously to strengthen our position on the international lighting market. To do this, we are always looking for passionate people who want to make a difference with us.
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ETAP: your partner in sustainable lighting ETAP stands for more than 70 years of energy-efficient, convenient and innovative lighting solutions in professional environments such as offices, schools, hospitals, but also stores, warehouses and industries. With a lot of love and energy, we develop sustainable, ergonomic general and emergency lighting for our customers. In addition, circularity, ecology and corporate social responsibility are also high up on our agenda. Our company was founded in Antwerp in 1949. Today, ETAP is a major player on the European market for functional lighting solutions. Our products are developed and manufactured 100% locally at our Malle-based (Belgium) headquarters, but we also sell internationally from several European offices. Throughout its growth, ETAP has remained an autonomous Belgian.
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ETAP stands for Drinking Water Treatment Plant. It is therefore an installation where the water collected by the network is received so that it can be treated and therefore potable (suitable for human consumption).
We are experts in integrated water treatment, so we offer services ranging from the design of the WWTP or DWTP, to the installation and commissioning of the same. But we not only develop the necessary installations, taking care of everything, we also take over the maintenance of existing installations.
If there are problems with the WWTP or DWTP of your company or your municipality, we can take care of it. In Aquanova we are experts in the integral treatment of water, so it is best that you contact us so that a specialist can help you.
The DWTP (Drinking Water Treatment Plants) should not have occasional maintenance but should have a company or personnel in charge of maintenance on a continuous basis. This will often require recurrent testing.
Always rely on experts in drinking water treatment. With us you can check the entire water treatment process and we can take care of the maintenance of the entire installation. Even suggesting adjustments if necessary.
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Yes. We have an input field in the application for students to indicate when they can start the program. While it is preferable that all students start the program together on the typical start date, sometimes individual research projects may allow a slightly later start while still giving students time to prepare to present their research at the Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR), usually held in late July.
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