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Oil Spill Response Preparedness for Expansion to Phase 2 Operations

Effects of Climate on Oil Behaviour • Character of Fresh Oil and Weathering Behaviour Specific Gravity - Viscosity (at various temperatures) - Pour point Wax content - Asphaltene content Emulsification potential and water miscibility Evaporative Loss • ⚫ Biodegradation • In Situ Burning Effectiveness of Chemical Dispersants Sakhalin Energy THE NEW ENERGY SOURCE FOR THE ASIA PACIFIC Oil Spill Response in Ice Conditions • The presence of ice does present challenges for OSR. High ice cover inhibits access by response vessels and also limits the range of recovery devices that can be deployed. High ice cover also inhibits the spread of oil and slows trajectory. Sakhalin Energy has reviewed, and is continuing to review the available equipment for oil recovery in ice conditions. These are being assessed against the conditions that exist offshore and onshore Sakhalin Island. Ongoing development is carried out through continuing Oil in Ice studies and participation in industry R & D programmes. Sakhalin Energy THE NEW ENERGY SOURCE FOR THE ASIA PACIFIC 9 10 5
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