Technip announced that it has been awarded by Tullow Ghana Limited two contracts for the Tweneboa, Enyenra, and Ntomme (TEN) Project, located offshore Ghana.
Together, those two contracts have a combined value of approximately $1.23 billion, with a Technip share of about $730 million.
Technip is the leader of the TEN project in a consortium with Subsea 7.
Technip’s operating center in Paris, France, will execute this project with the support of the Group’s offices in Accra, Ghana.
The flexible pipes will be fabricated at Technip’s Flexi France facility in Le Trait, France and the rigid flowlines at the Group’s spoolbase in Evanton, UK.
The offshore installation is scheduled to be completed in the second half of 2016.
The TEN Field is located in the Deepwater Tano Contract Area, 37 miles off the coast of Ghana and approximately 25 miles west of the Tullow Operated Jubilee Field.
Tullow Ghana Limited (a subsidiary of Tullow Oil plc) is Operator of the Deepwater Tano Contract Area with an interest of 47%. Other partner interests are Kosmos Energy (17%), Anadarko Petroleum (17%), Sabre Oil & Gas Holdings Ltd, a subsidiary of Petro SA (3%), and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (15%).
Frédéric Delormel, executive vice president and chief operating officer Subsea, said: “While the oil and gas market is rapidly growing in Ghana, we are proud to continue to contribute to the development of this country. Today, this new award demonstrates our ability to mobilize worldwide resources to bring strong know-how and technological innovation meeting the challenges of projects in ultra-deepwater.”
