What is Egina FPSO?
A colossal project in ultra-deep water Weighing close to 220,000 metric tons and measuring 330 meters long by 60 meters wide, the Egina FPSO is the largest ever built by TotalEnergies. The FPSO is connected to 44 subsea wells 1,600 meters deep and will produce 200,000 barrels of oil per day.
Where is Egina?
Located some 130 kilometers off the coast of Nigeria at water depths of more than 1,500 meters, the Egina oil field is one of our most ambitious ultra-deep offshore projects.
Where was Egina FPSO built?
Nigeria
The Egina field project is based on a subsea production system connected to the FPSO which is designed to hold 2.3 million barrels of oil. The field is located in around 1,600 meters of water depths, 150 kilometers off the coast of Nigeria, and operations commenced on December 29.
How much oil does the Egina 5 well produce?
The Egina-5 well is producing 12,000 barrels of oil a day. The five wells on Egina field were encountered between 60m and 80m of oil in Miocene sands. The oil reserves are estimated at 550 million barrels. The light oil is rated at 28° API.
Where is the exact location of the Egina oil field?
Egina field is situated 200km off the Nigerian coast. The exact location of the Egina oil field in Nigeria. A new FPSO unit is being developed for the Egina field. The Egina oil field is located 150km off the coast of Nigeria. The field is developed by Total Upstream Nigeria (24%) in partnership with CNOOC (45%), Sapetro (15%) and Petrobras (16%).
Who is the contractor for the Egina FPSO?
Nexans was subcontracted by Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) to deliver cables for the Egina FPSO project. MTE was contracted by SHI to deliver design, engineering, fabrication services and additional heat shields for the Egina FPSO in February 2016.
What is Saipem’s contract with FMC Technologies?
Saipem received a $3bn engineering, procurement, fabrication and installation (EPCI) and pre-commissioning contract for the project in June 2013. In the same year, FMC Technologies was awarded a $1.2bn engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) contract in the same year to provide subsea production systems for the project.
