Technip wins subsea contract with Lundin

Technip was awarded by Lundin Petroleum a lump sum contract, worth approximately € 100 million, for the Brynhild field development. This field, previously known as Nemo, is located in the Norwegian North Sea a few kilometers East of the boundary to UK waters at a water depth of around 80 m. This project is being developed by Lundin Petroleum as operator of the field, their first in Norway.

The development will consist of three wells tied back to the Shell Pierce platform in UK waters. This 37 km long tie-back is based on the use of Technip’s proven technology for the reeled pipe-in-pipe production and plastic lined water injection flowlines. The contract also includes spools, tie-ins, trenching and protection of the flowlines, together with installation of subsea structures and the control umbilical.

Technip’s operating center in Oslo, Norway will execute this contract. Pipeline welding will be completed at the Group’s spoolbase in Evanton, Scotland while installation will be performed with the Apache II, a vessel from Technip fleet, in 2013.

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