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Home›Subsea›UK: GE Oil & Gas to Provide Subsea Production Equipment for Development of Causeway Field
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September 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

UK: GE Oil & Gas to Provide Subsea Production Equipment for Development of Causeway Field

Reinforcing its position as a leading supplier of subsea technology for North Sea oilfield projects, GE Oil & Gas announced at Offshore Europe 2011 that it will provide subsea production equipment to Valiant Causeway Ltd. for the development of the Causeway Field. GE will supply two subsea productio

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Reinforcing its position as a leading supplier of subsea technology for North Sea oilfield projects, GE Oil & Gas announced at Offshore Europe 2011 that it will provide subsea production equipment to Valiant Causeway Ltd. for the development of the Causeway Field.

GE will supply two subsea production trees, one subsea water injection tree system, rental tooling and installation services for the project, located in the northern sector of the North Sea. The equipment will be manufactured at GE Oil & Gas facilities in Aberdeen, Scotland.

“ We are committed to commence production in the second half of 2012, and installation of the subsea tree system is planned to begin in May of 2012,” said Bryan Atchison, project manager of Valiant Causeway. “This is a very aggressive schedule and a close working relationship has been established between GE and Valiant to ensure that we are able to meet all of the project requirements.”

The Causeway Field is being developed using subsea production technology with a tie-back to the existing North Cormorant Platform. The reservoir development strategy is to maintain production with the use of electrical submersible pumps (ESPs) and water injection. The Causeway Field will comprise one oil-producing well, one contingent oil-producing well and one water-injection well.

“ This contract demonstrates GE’s strong position and ability to provide reliable technology that is designed to facilitate the installation process,” said Matt Corbin, regional leader—United Kingdom and continental Europe for GE Oil & Gas. “Our subsea tree systems are based on extensive field experience and feature well-proven interfaces with the power cables and dual ESPs to be installed in the wells.”

GE Oil & Gas offers a full range of integrated subsea solutions, including trees, controls, manifolds, connection systems, subsea power and processing. All of these systems are designed to provide competitive lead times, benchmark reliability and lowest installed cost. With 20 years of operating experience in harsh environments, GE’s subsea tree systems are an established industry benchmark.

Valiant Causeway is part of Valiant Petroleum plc, an exploration and production company with a primary focus on the U.K. and Norwegian continental shelves.

[mappress] Source: GE, September 07, 2011; Image: Antrim Energy

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