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That work will include installing a 26-inch gas export trunkline along with 14- and 18-inch service trunklines. The contact also calls for the deepwater field development of six wells and installing an umbilical system. Work will begin this month and is expected to be finished by 2017.
To meet the tight schedule, Saipem will use a fleet of vessels in its offshore operations that will include a number of specialized vessels. Among them will be a submersible pipelayer.
Saipem CEO, Stefano Cao, stated: “We are very pleased to have been selected for the important objective of delivering first gas from Zohr before the end of 2017. We will mobilize a fleet of vessels with last-generation capabilities, and leverage on our proven expertise and consolidated presence in the area, in order to ensure our clients achieve their targets.”
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