North Sea operated assets

As of December 1, 2025, Equinor and Shell have combined their UK offshore oil and gas business to form Adura.

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Access to upstream infrastructure

High level capacity and facilities information on Shell operated infrastructure for Prospective users.

Central and Northern North sea

Fife NGL Plant (PDF)

The Fife NGL Plant processes NGLs from the St Fergus Gas Terminal as well as from the Total and SAGE wet gas terminals.

St Fergus (PDF)

The St Fergus Gas Terminal processes wet gas from the FLAGs Pipeline and Fulmar Gas Line.

Southern North sea

Bacton (PDF)

The Bacton gas terminal is located on the Norfolk coast, 32km (19 miles) north of Great Yarmouth. The site is four terminals within one.

Clipper (PDF)

- including Barque, Carrack, Galleon, Skiff and Sole Pit. Clipper is in the Southern part of the UK sector of the North Sea in the Sole Pit field.

Leman Alpha (PDF)

- including Brigantine, Caravel, Corvette and Shamrock. The Leman Alpha installation is in the Southern part of the UK sector of the North Sea, 69km (43 miles) North east of Lowestoft, 50km (31 miles) from Bacton and 48km (29 miles).

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SEGAL system

The SEGAL system is made up of two wet gas transportation pipelines, the St. Fergus gas terminal, Fife NGL terminal and Braefoot Baytanker loading facility.

Published key terms

Data published in accordance with the Code of Practice on Access to Upstream Oil and Gas Infrastructure on the UK Continental Shelf (ICOP) and the Gas Act (1995).

Contracting and procurement

Documents provided by the Contracting and Procurement Management group for information and guidance on how to do business with us.

Changes to Upstream Operational Information Reporting

Planned and unplanned unavailability of assets in accordance with REMIT.