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UK-based oilfield services provider EnerMech has won a contract from oil and gas firm LLOG Exploration for pre-commissioning services at the Salamanca platform in the US part of the Gulf of Mexico. The contract covers hydrotesting and nitrogen dewatering of three eight-inch infield flowlines, one 16-inch oil export pipeline and one 10-inch gas export pipeline. The contract award follows a previous deal for topside pre-commissioning services, secured by the British firm in 2024. The Salamanca FPU, a refurbished structure of the previously decommissioned Independence Hub production facility, will operate at a depth of approximately 1,950 m of water and will produce hydrocarbons from the Leon and Castille fields. The initial production capacity will be 60,000 barrels of oil per day and 40m cubic feet of natural gas per day. Last month, EnerMech was selected by Dutch floater expert SBM Offshore to carry out pre-commissioning work on the One Guyana FPSO set to work for ExxonMobil. Earlier in April, the company won a three-year cranes and lifting services contract for the FPSO Anasuria in the UK North Sea. |
