Total’s Moho Nord project is a deepwater exploration and production development, located 46 miles off the city of Pointe-Noire in the Republic of the Congo. The project is located in water depths up to 3,937 feet. With expected production of 100,000 barrels/day, this investment is the largest oil project ever undertaken in the Republic of the Congo.
Tenaris provided TechnipFMC with a complete package of offshore line pipe solutions, including rigid flowlines, jumpers & spools, bending solutions, taper joints and buckle arrestors and coating systems with the support of a coating sub-supplier.
“This project is amongst the most complex SURF (subsea, umbilicals, risers & flowlines) projects Tenaris has ever executed and a landmark in many aspects. We are honored to have worked alongside TechnipFMC and Total to complete this milestone in West Africa,” said Mariano Armengol, Pipeline Services Business Unit Director.
The Moho Nord field is developed through 34 wells tied back to a new tension leg platform and an FPSO and it has started its production in March 2017.
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