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Home›Fossil Energy›Australia: AGR Wins Timor Sea Well Abandonment Job by PTTEP
Fossil Energy

March 9, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: AGR Wins Timor Sea Well Abandonment Job by PTTEP

PTTEP Australasia has engaged AGR Field Operations’ Subsea Division for expert engineering, project management and support services for the subsea well abandonment of the subsea facilities for Challis and Jabiru fields in the Timor Sea, Australia. AGR personnel will work on the project in the Perth

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PTTEP Australasia has engaged AGR Field Operations’ Subsea Division for expert engineering, project management and support services for the subsea well abandonment of the subsea facilities for Challis and Jabiru fields in the Timor Sea, Australia.

AGR personnel will work on the project in the Perth and Darwin offices and will then be mobilized offshore during the operational phase. Equipment and support base services will be provided from AGR’s Darwin Offshore Service Centre (DOSC). The scope of work is valued at 25 MNOK and is expected to be completed over the next 10 months.

AGR Asia Pacific SVP Brett Smith commented:

“Our involvement in this field as Upstream Petroleum and now AGR has spanned over 15 years. We are pleased to have been chosen to assist PTTEP Australasia in the final stages of this project. The Subsea Services division continues to build on its strong reputation as a world class provider of operational and technical services to the offshore industry from subsea field concept through to field abandonment.”

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Source:Agr , March 9, 2011;

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