Commissioning and ramp-up of Tyra II production continues during the winter season. Weather conditions and

minor operational occurrences are impacting the ramp-up period, which is expected to be completed in February 2025.

Commissioning and ramp-up of Tyra II production continues during the winter season. Weather conditions and

minor operational occurrences are impacting the ramp-up period, which is now expected to be completed in February 2025.

As commissioning and ramp-up of Tyra II production progresses during the winter season, weather conditions and minor operational occurrences are impacting the overall duration of the ramp-up period, which is now expected to be achieved during the second half of January 2025.

As commissioning and ramp-up of Tyra II production progresses during the winter season, weather conditions and minor operational occurrences are impacting the overall duration of the ramp-up period, which is now expected to be achieved during the second half of January 2025.

As Tyra II commissioning progresses additional natural gas volumes come online and variable minor volumes will be exported to Denmark subject to operational occurrences.

Harald field gas export to Denmark will temporarily be suspended due to operational considerations.

Harald field gas export to Denmark will temporarily be suspended due to operational considerations.

Tyra II commissioning is progressing, and several ongoing remediation actions are taking place including the replacement of the damaged equipment. As these efforts continue and considering the speed with which it is possible to remedy the facility whilst producing the Tyra field with satellites simultaneously, the ramp-up period is extended until the end of the year. 

As Tyra II commissioning progresses additional natural gas volumes come online and variable minor volumes will be exported to Denmark subject to operational occurrences.

In addition to the REMIT issued May 6, 2024, TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, informs that additional operational occurrences continue to impact the commissioning of the Tyra II Facilities. Findings so far indicate that the commissioning and further ramp-up of the production from the new Tyra II Facilities will continue into the 4th quarter of 2024. ​

Several ongoing actions are being taken to mitigate the issues. While these remediation steps are in progress, efforts related to testing and commissioning continue with an aim to partially resume production from Tyra II during the summer of 2024. ​

As a result of these efforts, the Harald field is expected to resume production shortly. The Harald gas production will initially support the Tyra commissioning and hence only minor additional export volumes are expected.

​The relevant capacities associated with this REMIT update are shown in the following overview;

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Technical capacity: 8.1 mcm/d (2 x 4.050 mcm/d, 2 x export compressors installed on Tyra II)​

Available capacity: 4.05 mcm/d (Dan Hub and Harald export capacity is currently => 2.5 mcm/d)​

Unavailable capacity: 4.05 mcm/d (due to Gas Compressor issues)​

We will continue to update the market accordingly as commissioning and remediation work progresses.

NOGAT Den Helder maintenance complete. Re-route ended

Planned pipeline/valve maintenance NOGAT / Den Helder, Netherlands.

Temporary redirection of Dan Hub flow to Nybro, Denmark for the period.

Planned pipeline/valve maintenance NOGAT / Den Helder, Netherlands.

Temporary redirection of Dan Hub flow to Nybro, Denmark for the period.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the commissioning of the Tyra II Facilities and the ongoing investigation into the current operational occurrence with the Gas Compressor Station continues. The findings so far indicate that the commissioning and further ramp-up of the export and production from the new Tyra II Facilities will most likely continue into the 4th quarter of 2024. ​

Several ongoing actions are being taken to mitigate the current issue and whilst these remediation steps are ongoing, the efforts in respect of testing and commissioning continue with the aim to partially resume production from Tyra II during the summer of 2024. ​

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During the first phase of the mitigation plan, which has now been initiated and due to the necessary operational changes in the commissioning and testing program, export volumes to the Danish gas market will be affected. As the objective remains to safely and efficiently resume production from Tyra II whilst ensuring minimal environmental impact, there will from time to time be minimal residual export volumes associated with the commissioning works, which will flow to Denmark. These volumes are residual flows from the commissioning, where small volumes of natural gas from the Dan hub flow through Tyra II for commissioning and onwards to the export system. These volumes do not reflect the available capacity or production volumes. ​

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The relevant capacities associated with this REMIT update are shown in the following overview;

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Technical capacity: 8.1 mcm/d (2 x 4.050 mcm/d, 2 x export compressors installed on Tyra II)​

Available capacity: 4.05 mcm/d (Dan Hub export capacity is currently => 2.5 mcm/d)​

Unavailable capacity: 4.05 mcm/d (due to Gas Compressor issues)​

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We will continue to update the market accordingly as commissioning and remediation work progresses.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that whereas the commissioning of the Tyra II Facilities continues, an operational occurrence continues to impact the export volumes from the Tyra II Facilities also for the month of May 2024. Continued efforts and investigations into remediation are ongoing.

Commissioning during the ramp-up period is expected to be subject to operational occurrences and variable gas export volumes.

The testing program and commissioning plan for the Tyra II facilities are subject to the ongoing investigations.

Currently, the duration of the testing program and commissioning plan for achieving the technical milestones and driving the ramp-up to 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity is expected to be prolonged by at least 1 month. The exact duration is to be determined pending outcome of the operational findings.

We will continue to update the market accordingly as commissioning progresses.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the export of gas from the Tyra Facilities continues during the ramp-up period, however, an operational occurrence has temporarily impacted the commissioning of the facilities.

The duration of the testing program and commissioning plan for achieving the technical milestones and driving the ramp-up to 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity may be affected.

We will continue to update the market accordingly.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of production from the Tyra Facilities is temporarily unavailable due to issues with the export compressor. The unavailability is expected to last until 09:00:00 on April 3, 2024.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of production from the Tyra Facilities is temporarily unavailable due to issues with the export compressor. The unavailability is expected to last until 09:00:00 on April 3, 2024.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of production from the Tyra Facilities is progressing according to plan with the next important step being achieved as the valves at the Nybro Gas Treatment Plant are expected to open today and first gas will be exported to the Danish market from the new Tyra II system on March 28, 2024.

The testing program and continuous efforts in achieving the technical milestones associated with the preparation of production indicate that the ramp-up from 0 mcm/d Available Capacity to 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity is currently expected to take 4 months from the restart, depending on operational performance of the redeveloped Tyra. The ramp-up period could be shortened or prolonged.

Technical capacity does not translate into actual production as this will be depending on the progress achievements during the ramp-up period as well as the operational uncertainties associated with resuming production.

We will continue to update the market accordingly

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of the Tyra Facilities continues to progress according to plan with

the next important step achieved, as the first gas molecules have entered the pipeline connecting Tyra II to Denmark on March 21, 2024.

This initial filling of the pipeline is with gas not intended for the market but instead used as part of the commissioning and packing of the pipeline prior to export of first gas.

The restart of the Tyra Facilities will continue to require variable volumes of gas to be consumed as commissioning progresses and prior to the first gas exported to Denmark.

The project progress to date indicates, subject to the remaining level of operational uncertainty, that arrival of first gas export flowing through the Tyra hub to the Danish market

will most likely occur between 26-31 March 2024.

The testing program and continuous efforts in achieving the technical milestones associated with the restart still indicate that the ramp-up from 0 mcm/d Available Capacity

to 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity is expected to take 4 months from the restart of production.

We will continue to update the market accordingly.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of the Tyra Facilities continues to progress according to plan with the next important step in this final leg being achieved as Gas from Dan F platform has started to enter into the new Tyra II system on March 16, 2024.

The preparation for the restart of the Tyra Facilities will require a variance of gas volumes to be consumed for a period of 5-12 days. These volumes are not expected to reach the Danish market.

The project progress to date indicates, subject to the remaining level of operational uncertainty, that arrival of first gas flowing through the Tyra hub to the Danish market will most likely occur

between March 21-31, 2024, after repressurization of the pipeline from Tyra to Nybro. 

We will continue to update the market accordingly as the start-up preparation continues.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium wish to inform that the restart of the Tyra Asset is progressing according to plan and is now approaching the finishing straight. An important next step in this final leg has been achieved as methanol loading has commenced on March 12, 2024.

The project progress to date indicates, subject to the remaining level of operational uncertainty, that the restart date of the Tyra Asset allowing for arrival of first gas from Tyra to the Danish market is expected in the second half of March, most likely between March 21 – 31, 2024.

However, restart could still, depending on project progress, be influenced by operational uncertainty and to that effect, we will continue to update the market accordingly.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of the Tyra Asset is progressing according to plan although a number of operational uncertainties remain and are expected to remain in the weeks to come. 

The testing program and continuous efforts in achieving the technical milestones associated with the preparation of the restart continue to indicate that the ramp-up from 0 mcm/d Available Capacity to 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity is expected to take 4 months from the restart of production of the redeveloped Tyra, including the time required to repressurize and activate the connecting gas infrastructure.

During the ramp-up period, capacity variations may still occur, and such variations may impact the ramp-up period. 

The project progress to date indicates, subject to the remaining level of operational uncertainty, that the restart date of Tyra Asset allowing for arrival of first gas from Tyra to the Danish market on 31 March 2024 remains valid. However, restart could, depending on project progress, be reached earlier in the second half of March and to that effect, we will continue to update the market accordingly.

TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S, the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium, wish to inform that the restart of the Tyra Asset is progressing according to plan although a number of operational uncertainties remain. 

The outcome of the new facilities testing program now indicates that the ramp-up from 0 mcm/d Available Capacity to the 8,1 mcm/d Technical Capacity is expected to take 4 months from the restart of production of the redeveloped Tyra. However, during the ramp-up period, if capacity variations occur, these may result in an extension of the ramp-up period. 

The project progress to date indicates, subject to the remaining level of operational uncertainty, that the current restart date of 31 March 2024 remains valid. However, it could depending on project progress be reached earlier in March. We will continue to update the market accordingly.