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Shell picks Jacobs Engineering for Hong Kong oil project
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OIL & GAS
BP renews AMEC Forties Pipeline System contract
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MEC has secured a two-year integrated services contract renewal from BP to provide operations, maintenance and project support to the Forties Pipeline System in the North Sea. Under the contract, AMEC will take on increased responsibility to run, maintain and improve the year-round, 24-hour operation of the Unity offshore platform and four onshore pumping stations which form a major part of the Forties Pipeline System. The £10 million–£15 million per year AMEC contract is scheduled to run through to December 2014. AMEC has been supporting the Forties Pipeline System for the past 16 years. The Forties Pipeline System has a carrying capacity of more than 750 000 barrels per day and carries around 40% of the UK’s oil production.
Technip wins Congolese EPSCI contract
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otal E&P Congo has awarded Technip a major lump-sum contract covering engineering, procurement, supply, construction, installation (EPSCI) and pre-commissioning for the Moho Nord development project, located approximately 75 km off the Congo coast. The project consists of two developments: the Moho Phase 1bis and Moho Nord, with first oils expected in 2015 and 2016 respectively. The Moho Nord development, which will be tied back to a new floating production unit (FPU) and a newbuild tension-leg platform (TLP), includes an oil export line to the Djeno onshore terminal and will also be tied back to the shallow-water N’Kossa platform for gas exchange. The Moho Phase 1bis development consists of tie-backs to the existing deepwater Alima FPU. The Technip contract covers the project management, engineering, supply, fabrication and installation of 230 km of
rigid pipelines, 23 km of flexible pipes, 50 km of umbilicals, 50 subsea structures as well as a number of other structures and rigid jumpers. It also includes the installation of client-supplied manifolds and pumps, control system components and multiphase jumpers.
Shell picks Jacobs Engineering for Hong Kong oil project
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hell Hong Kong Ltd has selected Jacobs Engineering Group Inc to provide detailed design for its transformer oil project located at the company’s Tsing Yi installation in Hong Kong. Jacobs will provide detailed design engineering services for modifications to Shell’s existing terminal facility to enable the processing of transformer oil. Shell’s 47-acre Tsing Yi installation currently supplies Hong Kong and Macau with a wide range of oil, gas and chemical products. The work is being performed from Jacobs’ China operations in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
ProSep to deliver produced water treatment solution to Gulf of Mexico FPSO
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anada’s ProSep Inc is to supply a C$1.3 million produced water treatment system for installation on a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel that will operate in a deepwater field in the Gulf of Mexico. The ProSep solution consists of an induced gas flotation unit (IGFU) which recovers oil and reconditions produced water for overboard discharge or re-injection. ProSep’s IGFU design delivers high efficiency removal of oil and solids with a separation efficiency of up to 98%, allowing the customer to meet stringent Gulf of Mexico specifications. The equipment is expected to be delivered during the first half of 2014.
April 2013
Pump Company Index Aker Solutions Alfa Laval Allweiler Ampco-Pittsburgh Andritz Atlas Copco Baker Hughes BHEL Cardo ClydeUnion Colfax Crane Curtiss-Wright Deccan DESMI DMW Dover DXP Enterprises Ebara Energy Recovery Flowserve FLSmidth Framo Engineering Franklin Electric Gardner Denver GE GEA Gévelot GLV Gorman-Rupp Graco Grundfos GUD Holdings Hayward Tyler Hydraulic Institute Hyundai Heavy Industries Idex Indutrade Ingersoll Rand ITT Jyoti Kirloskar Brothers KSB Kubota Layne Christensen Lufkin Met-Pro Metso National Oilwell Varco Nikkiso Pentair Pfeiffer Vacuum Pioneer Pump Pump Solutions Group Roper Industries Roto Schlumberger Shakti Siemens SKF Spirax Sarco SPX Sulzer Sulzer Pumps Teikoku Electric Torishima Tsurumi Wärtsilä Weatherford Weir Weir Minerals WPIL Xylem
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OIL & GAS
BP renews AMEC Forties Pipeline System contract
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MEC has secured a two-year integrated services contract renewal from BP to provide operations, maintenance and project support to the Forties Pipeline System in the North Sea. Under the contract, AMEC will take on increased responsibility to run, maintain and improve the year-round, 24-hour operation of the Unity offshore platform and four onshore pumping stations which form a major part of the Forties Pipeline System. The £10 million–£15 million per year AMEC contract is scheduled to run through to December 2014. AMEC has been supporting the Forties Pipeline System for the past 16 years. The Forties Pipeline System has a carrying capacity of more than 750 000 barrels per day and carries around 40% of the UK’s oil production.
Technip wins Congolese EPSCI contract
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otal E&P Congo has awarded Technip a major lump-sum contract covering engineering, procurement, supply, construction, installation (EPSCI) and pre-commissioning for the Moho Nord development project, located approximately 75 km off the Congo coast. The project consists of two developments: the Moho Phase 1bis and Moho Nord, with first oils expected in 2015 and 2016 respectively. The Moho Nord development, which will be tied back to a new floating production unit (FPU) and a newbuild tension-leg platform (TLP), includes an oil export line to the Djeno onshore terminal and will also be tied back to the shallow-water N’Kossa platform for gas exchange. The Moho Phase 1bis development consists of tie-backs to the existing deepwater Alima FPU. The Technip contract covers the project management, engineering, supply, fabrication and installation of 230 km of
rigid pipelines, 23 km of flexible pipes, 50 km of umbilicals, 50 subsea structures as well as a number of other structures and rigid jumpers. It also includes the installation of client-supplied manifolds and pumps, control system components and multiphase jumpers.
Shell picks Jacobs Engineering for Hong Kong oil project
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hell Hong Kong Ltd has selected Jacobs Engineering Group Inc to provide detailed design for its transformer oil project located at the company’s Tsing Yi installation in Hong Kong. Jacobs will provide detailed design engineering services for modifications to Shell’s existing terminal facility to enable the processing of transformer oil. Shell’s 47-acre Tsing Yi installation currently supplies Hong Kong and Macau with a wide range of oil, gas and chemical products. The work is being performed from Jacobs’ China operations in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
ProSep to deliver produced water treatment solution to Gulf of Mexico FPSO
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anada’s ProSep Inc is to supply a C$1.3 million produced water treatment system for installation on a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel that will operate in a deepwater field in the Gulf of Mexico. The ProSep solution consists of an induced gas flotation unit (IGFU) which recovers oil and reconditions produced water for overboard discharge or re-injection. ProSep’s IGFU design delivers high efficiency removal of oil and solids with a separation efficiency of up to 98%, allowing the customer to meet stringent Gulf of Mexico specifications. The equipment is expected to be delivered during the first half of 2014.
April 2013