Tenaris and Subsea 7 join the list of companies working on the first greenfield project by an international operator in the pre-salt
Tenaris and Subsea 7 signed an agreement for the supply of tubes and casing services for the Bacalhau project, located in the pre-salt Santos basin, operated by Equinor and located 185 km off the coast of São Paulo. Looking for a job? Multinational global leader in gases and technologies, Air Liquide hires candidates with no experience for trainee positions
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The agreement includes the supply of 75 km of seamless tubes for risers and flowlines to be manufactured at Dalmine, Tenaris' seamless tube factory in Italy.
After production, the tubes will be mechanically coated with CRA material, designed to improve corrosion resistance.
The agreement also includes anti-corrosion coating and thermal insulation for 151 km of pipes to be executed at Confab, Tenaris' production unit in Pindamonhangaba, SP.
A 3LPP anti-corrosion coating will be applied at 81 km, while TenCoat™️ Marine 5LPP Syntactic thermal insulation will be applied at 70 km.
[quads id = 2]“This project is a great example of the world-class start-to-finish solutions that Tenaris is able to provide our customers. We were chosen by Subsea 7 to support them with seamless tubes, casing, logistics, storage and project management, also covering the relationship with other suppliers”, says Renato Catallini, President of Tenaris in Brazil.
Tenaris and Subsea 7 join the list of companies that are working on the first greenfield project of an international pre-salt operator, such as Baker Hughes, Halliburton and Schlumberger.
Over the Bacalhau field, in the Santos Basin pre-salt
Discovered in 2012, the Bacalhau oil field is located in the pre-salt area of the Santos Basin, at a depth of approximately 2.050 m (6.725 ft).
Bacalhau is operated by Equinor with a 40% stake, in partnership with ExxonMobil (40%) and Galp (20%). Phase 1 of development forecasts production of 220 barrels/day, with the first oil scheduled for 2024.
