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Subsea7 awarded project offshore US Gulf of Mexico

Tuesday, May 2 2023

Fossil Energy – Gulf of Mexico

Subsea 7 announced an award by LLOG Exploration Offshore, as project manager for the Salamanca development project.

The project includes the Leon and Castile fields, in the US Gulf of Mexico.

The contract scope includes the installation of three infield subsea pipeline systems, as well as the design and fabrication of subsea structures. Subsea development will consist of two pipeline systems for the Leon field, located in Keathley Canyon 686, and one pipeline system for the Castile field, located in Keathley Canyon 736.

The infield pipelines will produce and flow from wellsite PLETs to the Salamanca FPS in water depths ranging from 1,800 to 2,000 metres.

Additionally, the scope includes the installation of oil and gas export pipelines which depart from the Salamanca FPS and tie into existing pipeline transport systems approximately 48 kilometres away.

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