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Aker Kvaerner Win Hydro and ConocoPhillips Contracts

Aker Kvaerner logoAker Kvaerner has been awarded two new contracts by Hydro and ConocoPhillips. The contract awards comprise design and delivery of Kvaerner Process Systems technology for cleaning and recycling of the glycol used to enhance the flow of gas in subsea pipelines in order to avoid freezing. The total value of the two contracts is approximately NOK 93m.

One of the contracts has been awarded by Hydro as part of the Ormen Lange gas plant construction project. This contract has an approximate value of NOK 43m. The scope of work includes engineering, procurement and construction of a complete glycol based process unit. This includes testing and assembly of components, structure and electrical and instruments work. This complete system will remove dissolved salts from the Monoethyleneglycol (MEG) used in the transport pipeline from the subsea wells to the onshore process facility. Kvaerner Process Systems in Norway will execute the project and delivery will take place during summer 2005.

The second contract has been awarded by ConocoPhillips for their Brodgar gas and condensate reservoir on the UK continental shelf. The reservoir water has a high salt content and Kvaerner Process Systems has been contracted to deliver technology, engineering and key components for the dewatering and desalting system. The contract value is approximately NOK 50m.

Project management, engineering and procurement will be carried out in Norway in co-operation between Kvaerner Process Systems and Aker Kvaerner Engineering and Technology. ConocoPhillips and their contractor AMEC in Aberdeen will manage the assembly and construction. Pre-engineering is well underway and will be followed by detailed engineering and procurement. Follow-up of equipment deliveries and assembly will last throughout 2005 and 2006.

Both of the new process units will use monoethyleneglycol (MEG), which is used as an anti freeze solution used when transporting gas in pipelines on the seafloor. The process, patented by Kvaerner Process Systems, was originally developed for Statoil's Aasgard field in the Norwegian Sea.

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Added to site on 16/11/04

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