Floating production systems
Production from the Búzios field now tops 1 million B/D with six floating production systems in operation and more on the way.
Mozambique is poised to become Africa’s third-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas when Coral Norte comes onstream in 2028.
MODEC will supply the FPSO that will host up to 18 wells in the initial phase of development.
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The paper examines the potential for larger and more-complex facilities to be converted to a mostly unattended status. -
A new report claims as many as 30 units could become available for new work by the end of next year.
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Rigs will be converted from drilling units to take the place of traditional floating LNG solutions.
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Expressions of interest released by the operator include everything from abandonment to life extension.
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A newbuild hull has been selected for facilities buildout.
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Up to 10 FPSOs could be needed to fully develop the discovered resource base in the area.
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BP’s Argos platform is part of the $9-billion Mad Dog project in the US Gulf of Mexico.
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The Japanese contractor received word in early April it would be temporarily banned from new competitive bidding.
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The paper details the fast-tracking of a 450-km floating liquefied natural gas unit relocation from Sarawak to Sabah offshore Malaysia. The time from selecting the new field to unloading LNG at the new location was 13 months.
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With all critical components nearly in place, production is set to start this year at the Lingshui 17-2, China’s first ultradeepwater gasfield development project.
