Schlumberger firm OneSubsea has won a $300m deal for Woodside Energy's $1.9bn Greater Enfield project offshore north-west Australia.
The engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract will see Woodside providing a subsea production system, along with a dual multiphase boosting system for the project.
The deal will comprise six horizontal SpoolTree subsea trees, six horizontal trees for the water injection system.
OneSubsea will also provide six multiphase metres, a dual pump station with high-voltage motors, umbilical, topside, subsea controls and distribution, intervention and workover control systems.
The deal also includes alanding string and installation and commissioning services.
The development comes after approval won by Woodside Energy and collaboration partner Mitsui E&P for the Greater Enfield project development.
The project exists 60km off Exmouth in Western Australia within Commonwealth waters.
The project is a partnership between Woodside Energy (operator, 60%) and Mitsui E&P Australia (40%).
The engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract will see Woodside providing a subsea production system, along with a dual multiphase boosting system for the project.
The deal will comprise six horizontal SpoolTree subsea trees, six horizontal trees for the water injection system.
OneSubsea will also provide six multiphase metres, a dual pump station with high-voltage motors, umbilical, topside, subsea controls and distribution, intervention and workover control systems.
The deal also includes alanding string and installation and commissioning services.
The development comes after approval won by Woodside Energy and collaboration partner Mitsui E&P for the Greater Enfield project development.
The project exists 60km off Exmouth in Western Australia within Commonwealth waters.
The project is a partnership between Woodside Energy (operator, 60%) and Mitsui E&P Australia (40%).