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Transcripción del abstract original del autor: Brunei Shell Petroleum has been the supplier of over 90% of the feedstock for the Brunei LNG project, the first Asia Pacific LNG scheme, for the last 30 years. It has combined high reliability of supply with effective replacement of reserves, such that BSP’s gas reserves are higher in 2002 than they were twenty years ago. The LNG project was initially based on HHP gas, largely from the South West Ampa Field. Over time the profile of production has changed, with an increasing diversity of gas sources, and rising compression requirements. With the reserves to support at least a further 30 years of LNG production, a comprehensive project is being executed to expand and upgrade BSP’s gas infrastructure, including new export pipelines, the replacement of 17 Offshore compressors with an Onshore Compression Plant, the installation of new control rooms and significant process simplification through the adoption of wet gas export. Furthermore, this substantial investment for the future is being executed at a time when BLNG’s exports are at historical high levels. In addition to the technical and economic benefits, the project will enhance safety and substantially reduce the Global Warming Potential of BSP’s operations. This paper aims at introducing Brunei Shell Petroleum Company in general and highlighting at a very high level the Ampa Fairley Rationalization Project, the reason why the project was required and the execution side of it.