ence I www.yourindustrynews.com I intelligent online marketing I www.projectsogp.com I online market intelligence Kongsberg wins US$65 million contract on Polarled
Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies has won a US$64.7 contract with Statoil to supply subsea structures and systems for the proposed Polarled gas pipeline in the Norwegian Sea. Deliveries under the award will include tie-in and connection systems, as well as structures, for the 480 kilometre pipeline being developed by a Statoilled consortium at a cost of US$4 billion for the Aasta Hansteen gas field operated by the state-owned oil company. The pipeline to the onshore Nyhmana processing plant will also facilitate development of other fields and discoveries in the vicinity.
ODE lands US$64 million RWE support deal in North Sea
Offshore Design Engineering (ODE) has landed a contract worth over US$64 million to support operations for RWE Dea. The new five-year contract will see ODE continue a relationship with RWE which has already seen the former provide initial front-end engineering design work for the Breagh Bravo platform. The new contract will focus on RWE’s southern North Sea operations with support offered to operations in the Cavendish, Topaz, Clipper South fields, as well as Breagh. ODE will manage and coordinate the contract from its Great Yarmouth office.
As part of its EPCI contract, Ocean Installer is responsible for the design, fabrication and subsea installation of a gas export pipeline end manifold (PLEM); the oil export riser base; the tie-in spools and covers; and all associated remote tie-in operations. For the project with Ocean Installer, GE is providing equipment to connect the Sleipner A installation with a new Gina Krog production platform and floating storage unit after they are built. The value of the contract with Ocean Installer is approximately US$16.7 million and includes hardware and offshore installations, with an additional US$5.1 million in options.
Dragon secures jack-ups off the coast of Turkmenistan
Dragon Oil has hired two jack-up rigs to operate in its wholly-owned Cheleken contract area, off the coast of Turkmenistan. Dragon awarded the contract to Eurasia Drilling company subsidiary BKE Shelf for the lease and management of the two LeTourneau S116E jack-up rigs, Neptune and Mercury. The Neptune rig is scheduled to arrive in the fourth quarter of 2013 and be used for a period of nine months. The Mercury is expected to be available from the fourth quarter of 2014 and will be used for the remainder of the three year term.
Rolls-Royce lands US$175 million contract to power Kazakhstan-China natural gas pipeline Aker Solutions secures US$42 million contract for Johan Castberg floater study
Aker Solutions has secured a contract from Statoil to conduct an extended concept study for the floater for the Johan Castberg oilfield development in the Barents Sea. The contract is worth US$41.6 million and it includes options for further work. Aker Solutions has previously conducted concept studies for the Johan Castberg field, which is estimated to hold 400 to 600 million barrels of oil.
GE wins Gina Krog subsea tie-in contracts
Ocean Installer has awarded GE Oil & Gas a contract to supply subsea tie-in connection systems that will support the development of the Gina Krog and Eirin gas fields in the Norwegian North Sea. Statoil previously awarded Ocean Installer the overall engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contract to provide the subsea installations and tie-in operations for the two fields.
Rolls Royce has landed a US$175 million contract for power and related equipment on part of the CentralAsia gas pipeline network. Rolls-Royce signed the deal with state player duo KazMunaiGaz and China National Petroleum Corporation’s AGP joint venture for Kazakhstan’s 1,115 kilometre Line C gas pipeline. Rolls Royce will supply twelve RB211 gas turbine driven pipeline compressor units to be built in Montreal and Mount Vernon, Ohio that will operate at four compressor stations along the line. When it reaches full operating capacity in 2016, the Central AsiaChina Gas Pipeline network is expected to transport up to 55 billion cubic metres of gas each year from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, through Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, to China.
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