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Home›Subsea›Vector International Wins Contract for Jasmine Development Project (UK)
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April 5, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Vector International Wins Contract for Jasmine Development Project (UK)

ConocoPhillips recently awarded Vector International a contract for the Jasmine Development Project. The awarded package includes over 2,500 Techlok clamp connectors of all different sizes. The Jasmine field is located in the UK central North Sea and is one of the UK’s largest discoveries since the

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ConocoPhillips recently awarded Vector International a contract for the Jasmine Development Project. The awarded package includes over 2,500 Techlok clamp connectors of all different sizes.

The Jasmine field is located in the UK central North Sea and is one of the UK’s largest discoveries since the mid 90s.

Jasmine is part of J-Block and is the fourth development after Judy, Joanne and Jade. First production is expected for the end of 2012. Jasmine is a gas and condensate field where high temperature and high pressures are typical.

These conditions are ideal for the Techlok clamp connector, thanks to its reliability, high-integrity and field-proven history.

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Source: vectorint , April 05, 2011;

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