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Home›Green Marine›Pipelay of the Longest Subsea Pipeline in the World Begins
Green Marine

April 25, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Pipelay of the Longest Subsea Pipeline in the World Begins

The semi-submersible barge LB200 has started the pipelay of the longest subsea pipeline in the world stretching 1,200 kilometres between Nyhamna in Mid-Norway to Easington in Great Britain. From 2007, Ormen Lange can supply up to one fifth of the UK’s gas requirements for decades to come. More than

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The semi-submersible barge LB200 has started the pipelay of the longest subsea pipeline in the world stretching 1,200 kilometres between Nyhamna in Mid-Norway to Easington in Great Britain. From 2007, Ormen Lange can supply up to one fifth of the UK’s gas requirements for decades to come. More than a million tonnes of steel will be used, and the production of pipes will lay claim to a third of the world

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