Subsea7's scope of work covers the transport and installation of about 19 km of rigid production flowline and 20 km of umbilicals, along with associated subsea structures and tie-ins in water depths of 800 m.
Chevron subsidiary Noble Energy has contracted Subsea7 to install subsea facilities for the Aseng gas monetization project offshore Equatorial Guinea, extending the two companies’ long-standing working relationship in the country.
The project involves a single-well tieback in 800 m water depth to connect the Aseng Field to the Alen platform.
Subsea7’s responsibilities cover transport and installation of about 19 km of rigid production flowline, 20 km of umbilicals, associated subsea structures and tie-ins.
Project management and engineering is taking place at the company’s Paris office, with support from teams in Lisbon and locally in Equatorial Guinea. Offshore activities should start later this year.
The Aseng Field currently produces oil via subsea wells connected to an FPSO.
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