Maersk Signs Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC For Pre-Installation of FPSO Platform P-78 in the Búzios Field, Located in the Santos Basin

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Published on 26/01/2023 at 10:37

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The Danish Offshore Vessel Owner Announced Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC. Maersk Will Work on the Pre-Installation Project of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field, in the Santos Basin.

During this past Thursday, (01/26), the Danish marine logistics company Maersk Supply Service announced another major contract in the offshore market. This is an agreement made with TechnipFMC for the pre-installation of the mooring and hooking system of the FPSO P-78. The platform will be installed in the Búzios Field, in the Santos Basin. Petrobras’s project for the Brazilian offshore market is already underway, with significant recent progress.

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Contract for the Pre-Installation of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field With TechnipFMC Marks Maersk’s Largest Offshore Solutions Agreement

Expanding its presence in the Brazilian offshore market, the Danish offshore vessel owner Maersk announced another contract on national soil.

This is an agreement with TechnipFMC to work in Brazil on the pre-installation of the mooring system for the FPSO P-78.

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Petrobras Ordered the FPSO P-78 in 2021 and Will Continue Investing in the Vessel With a New Contract for Maersk and TechnipFMC

The new contract between Maersk and TechnipFMC follows the successful completion of the significant Mero 2 contract for the FPSO Sepetiba.

The agreement was made for the pre-installation of the anchoring system in over 2,000 meters of water depth.

This project involved the acquisition and installation of 24 torpedo anchors, and the subsequent abandonment of the polyester moorings.

The FPSO P-78, located in the Búzios Field, was ordered by Petrobras from Keppel shipyard in Singapore in May 2021.

The company intends to expand its exploration campaign in the Santos Basin over the next few years, with the support of the major maritime logistics companies.

The FPSO has a processing capacity of 180,000 barrels of oil per day and 7.2 million cubic meters of gas per day.

Keppel is expected to deliver the FPSO by the end of 2024. The company stated that the order value is US$ 2.3 billion.

Now, Maersk and TechnipFMC will provide their services to ensure the quality of the pre-installation of Petrobras’s FPSO platform systems in the Búzios Field.

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Maersk Signs Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC For Pre-Installation of FPSO Platform P-78 in the Búzios Field, Located in the Santos Basin

The Danish Offshore Vessel Owner Announced Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC. Maersk Will Work on the Pre-Installation Project of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field, in the Santos Basin.

See How Oil Offshore Platforms Are Built

Contract for the Pre-Installation of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field With TechnipFMC Marks Maersk’s Largest Offshore Solutions Agreement

Petrobras Ordered the FPSO P-78 in 2021 and Will Continue Investing in the Vessel With a New Contract for Maersk and TechnipFMC

Meet TechnipFMC

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Maersk Signs Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC For Pre-Installation of FPSO Platform P-78 in the Búzios Field, Located in the Santos Basin

The Danish Offshore Vessel Owner Announced Its Largest Offshore Solutions Contract With TechnipFMC. Maersk Will Work on the Pre-Installation Project of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field, in the Santos Basin.

See How Oil Offshore Platforms Are Built

Contract for the Pre-Installation of the FPSO P-78 Platform in the Búzios Field With TechnipFMC Marks Maersk’s Largest Offshore Solutions Agreement

Petrobras Ordered the FPSO P-78 in 2021 and Will Continue Investing in the Vessel With a New Contract for Maersk and TechnipFMC

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