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Home›Subsea›Oceaneering Lands Tyra Redevelopment Deal from Total
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February 20, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Oceaneering Lands Tyra Redevelopment Deal from Total

Oceaneering International has received a two-year integrity management contract from Total E&P Denmark (Total) to support its Tyra Redevelopment project in the Danish North Sea. Oceaneering’s scope includes the full development of Tyra’s integrity management program, developing risk-based assessment

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Oceaneering International has received a two-year integrity management contract from Total E&P Denmark (Total) to support its Tyra Redevelopment project in the Danish North Sea.

Oceaneering’s scope includes the full development of Tyra’s integrity management program, developing risk-based assessments (RBAs) that will enable effective and optimized inspection and monitoring for all pressure systems and piping, topsides and jacket structures as well as pipelines, the company informed.

Bill Boyle , senior vice president for Oceaneering’s Asset Integrity business said: “We are working collaboratively with Total to ensure that the Tyra Redevelopment becomes a world-class operating facility. This project is defining the way in which integrity management is delivered, and our full suite of services will help to accomplish Total’s goal of enabling remote operations of the future platform.”

Tyra, in production for over three decades, processes 90 percent of the Denmark’s gas production. Redevelopment not only secures production at the field for the next 25 years, but the infrastructure will enable operators to pursue new gas projects in the northern part of the Danish North Sea.

At peak production it is expected to produce the equivalent of supplying 1.5 million Danish homes with gas.

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