TechnipFMC inicia neste semestre a fabricação das linhas de dutos rígidos do campo de Mero 1, da Petrobras

TechnipFMC Begins Manufacturing Rigid Pipeline Lines for Petrobras’ Mero 1 Field This Semester

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/07/2020 at 15:02

TechnipFMC inicia neste semestre a fabricação das linhas de dutos rígidos do campo de Mero 1, da Petrobras

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According to TechnipFMC, the shipment is expected to start in the first quarter of 2021 and the launch campaign will last for 210 days

TechnipFMC prepares Mero campaign! The rigid pipeline lines from the Mero 1 field, from Petrobras to its plant in the Port of Açu, Rio de Janeiro, will begin to be manufactured by the oil company still this semester. After Covid cases, ENEVA is authorized to resume work in the onshore Amazonas

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TechnipFMC Delivers Installation Campaign for Phase II in the Peregrino Field to Equinor

The company recently completed the installation campaign for Peregrino II for Equinor in the Campos Basin. The operation is part of the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) contract secured in September 2017.

Fernando Fontes, director of the Peregrino Phase II project, said: “Executing the logistics of people and materials during a pandemic required specific and additional care to ensure the health and safety of all. All of this was only possible thanks to the hard work of the teams from both projects – TechnipFMC and Equinor.”

The operator of the Peregrino field is Equinor, with a 60% stake, also in partnership with the Chinese company Sinochem (40% stake).

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