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Subsea 7 confirms Jasmine subsea pipeline contract with ConocoPhillips
Subsea 7 announces $85M pipelay contract for Statoil in the North Sea
05.11.2010 + + + Subsea 7 confirms that the North Sea pipeline bundle contract award it announced on August 9, 2010, is for the ConocoPhillips Jasmine discovery in the UK Central North Sea.
The Subsea 7 workscope includes the engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation and commissioning of two approximately 4km pipeline bundle systems and associated pipe-in-pipe spools. Each of the bundles consists of a 16" production pipeline inside a 20" sleeve pipeline, housed within a 35" outer carrier pipe. The bundle system will join the new Judy Riser Platform (JRP) to the new Jasmine Wellhead Platform (JWHP). The pipeline bundle system will be installed using the controlled depth tow methodology (CDTM*).
Also included in the workscope is the installation of a 9km power and communications cable connecting the JRP with the Jasmine Living Quarters Platform and installation of two 300m control umbilicals connecting the subsea isolation valves, integrated within the bundle towheads, to the JRP and JWHP. In addition, Subsea 7 will carry out tie-ins to existing risers and platforms and testing and pre-commissioning of the complete Jasmine bundle pipeline system.
Project management and engineering will be carried out at Subsea 7's office in Aberdeen. Fabrication will take place at Subsea 7's bundle fabrication worksite in Wick, North Scotland. Offshore operations are scheduled to commence in Q2 2012.
The new Jasmine facilities will be located approximately 8.5 kilometers west of the existing Judy Production Platform in J-Block, Central North Sea in water depths of up to 85 meters.
(Source: Subsea 7 / Oil & Gas Financial Journal)
Subsea 7 announces $85M pipelay contract for Statoil in the North Sea
12.11.2010 + + + Subsea 7 Inc. (OSE Symbol: SUB), one of the world's leading subsea engineering and construction companies, announced today the award of an engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning (EPIC) contract from Statoil ASA for the Pan Pandora and Katla fields in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. The contract is valued in excess of US $85 million.
The Subsea 7 work scope includes the design, fabrication and installation of one 11.5km subsea production pipeline and installation of one 11.5km umbilical between the Pan Pandora Template and the Gullfaks C Platform. It also includes the design, fabrication and installation of two 13km pipelines and the installation of one 13km umbilical between the Katla template and the Oseberg Sør Platform; as well as all associated tie-ins, testing and pre-commissioning works.
Peder Sortland, Subsea 7's Vice President - Norway, commented;
"I am delighted that Statoil has chosen Subsea 7 to execute this significant pipelay project. The award further strengthens our proven track record of working with Statoil on major pipelay projects in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. We look forward to helping to bring both the Pan Pandora and Katla developments on-stream in a safe and timely manner."
Engineering work will commence in November 2010 and will be performed at Subsea 7's office in Stavanger, Norway. Field installation works will commence during the second half of 2011 with pipeline fabrication commencing in early 2012 at Subsea 7's pipeline spoolbase in Vigra, Norway. Offshore pipeline installation and field installation operations are scheduled to commence in first half of 2012 and will be carried out utilising vessels from the Subsea 7 fleet.
The Pan Pandora and Katla fields are located south of the Visund field, in the Norwegian Sector of the North Sea in waters up to 292m depth.
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