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Galoc field subsea components to be replaced

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BAHRAIN -- Galoc Production Co. (GPC) has recovered corroded fittings from the subsea component on the Galoc field. The fittings have been replaced and successfully tested, the company says.

Re-installation of the component will begin as soon as there are suitable weather conditions in the offshore field, according to GPC. The remaining activities are expected to take 6-8 days given suitable conditions.

09/19/2008

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