Subsea Field Development Concept and Feasibility Studies

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Subject of the Study

Pluto Subsea Compression Concept Study

Zola-Bianchi, SC56 block, UD-01 Subsea Field Development Study
An offshore compression concept study for a shallow water fixed facility and a deep-water floating facility
An early phase study to investigate wet gas compression and subsea separation technologies for the development of deep-water stranded offshore gas fields in the North-West Shelf of Australia.
An early phase concept study for deep-water block (APAC).
A concept study to investigate the technical and commercial feasibility of subsea dehydration technology for the development of deep-water remote/stranded offshore gas fields in the North-West Shelf of Australia.

The work scope completed by Nobleseas Engineering team members:

Execution of subsea field development activities including feasibility design, installation and cost estimation activities within the area of subsea systems, SURF and pipelines;
Material selection and corrosion control alternatives for risers and pipeline;
Lead the flow assurance and subsea field development activities;
Perform benchmarking of subsea life cycle costing and scheduling;
Development of conceptual subsea field production and distribution schematics;
Develop riser integrity management, subsea functioning and by-pass philosophies;
Cost estimation and scheduling.