Offshore engineering agency Aquaterra Power has secured a multi-million-dollar contract with Intrepid Power Restricted (IEL) to offer a specialised subsea properly intervention gear bundle for a venture in Nigeria.
The gear will help IEL’s intervention operations throughout a number of mature oil wells within the area.
The contract includes the supply of a complete seabed-to-surface intervention system. This consists of Aquaterra Power’s TRT tieback tooling, designed to offer manufacturing bore and annular entry, a light-weight properly strain management system, and an ISO 13628-7 certified open water intervention riser geared up with an built-in tensioning system. These elements kind a turnkey properly entry bundle tailor-made for the venture.
Aquaterra Power can even provide ongoing offshore engineering help all through the multi-year venture. A devoted crew of engineers will present technical experience and repair help to make sure the system’s operation.
Andrew McDowell, Supply Director at Aquaterra Power, described the gear’s options, stating, “Our experience in offshore engineering permits us to develop tailor-made intervention options that deal with the operational challenges of subsea properly entry. This technique has been engineered for effectivity, ease of deployment, and security, serving to IEL optimize intervention actions throughout Nigeria whereas lowering prices. By delivering an entire, built-in bundle, we’re simplifying advanced operations and enabling operators to maximise manufacturing potential.”
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Engr Seun Alonge, CEO at Intrepid Power Restricted, highlighted the collaboration’s focus, saying, “By combining Aquaterra’s technical experience with our deep understanding of the native working atmosphere, we’re assured this collaboration will improve manufacturing outcomes and create lasting worth for our operations within the area.”
The venture goals to reinforce reservoir manufacturing by way of the intervention operations facilitated by the provided gear and help providers.
