Dimlington was originally developed

to receive gas from the Cleeton and

Ravenspurn South field.   In 1994

further expansion was carried out

to receive and process gas from the

Johnston Field. (Johnston field gas

was initiallty below sales

specification and therefore had to

bad co-mingled with the higher

quality fields) However, following

updates from National Grid to the

Newtwork Entry Agreement, the

Terminal Wobbe was reduced

from 48.1 to 47.5 bringing Johnston

back within export specification.  A

Slica Gel Project Unit was also

commissioned.

1999 saw the tie in of the then BG

Operated 'ECA' fields (Neptune and

Mercury) to Cleeton.  In 2001 the Juno

Project tied in the second phase of

ECA fields (Minerva, Apollo, Whttle

and Wollaston).  Modifications were required at the terminatl and reboilers, a thermox Unit and nitrogen packages were instlalled.

The Dimlington Gas Terminal receives and processes dry gas, via a 36' gas pipeline from the following fields: Ravenspurn South, Cleeton, Neptune, Mercury, Whittle, Wollaston, Minerva, Apollo, Ravenspurn North and Johnston.