BP Greater Plutonio

Angola Block 18

Landmark: Subsea Development with Largest Angolan Content

Project Overview
Contract Award: Sales: Fab. Trees: Fab. Controls: Fab. Manifolds: 2004 Kongsberg, Norway Dunfermline, U.K. Kongsberg, Norway Lobito, Angola Larvik, Norway Fab. PGBs: Luanda, Angola Fab. Connection: Kongsberg, Norway Service Base: Luanda, Angola Host Type: FPSO Contract Type: EPC

Project Characteristics
No. Trees: Water Depth: 45 1,200 - 1,400 m (3,937 - 4,593 ft) Tree Type: Dual Enhanced Vertical Conventional Tree Pressure: 10,000 psi Tree Bore Size: 5x2 Hydrocarbon: Oil and Gas

Project Ownership
Concessionaire: BP (operator) SSI Sonangol 50% 50%

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Scope of Work
4 Forty-three (44) UWD-15 wellhead systems w/ guide bases 4 Twenty-one (21) production trees (incl. one spare) 4 Twenty-four (24) injection trees (incl. one spare) 4 Installable / retrievable choke modules 4 Eight (8) production manifolds 4 One (1) gas / water injection manifold 4 Connection systems for flowlines and umbilicals 4 Multiplexed electro hydraulic production control system 4 Acoustic monitoring system 4 Workover equipment w/ associated control system 4 Installation and commissioning support 4 System integration, testing, installation assistance, service and maintenance

Comments
Greater Plutonio is one of the largest contracts executed by FMC. The project is executing some significant firsts in Angola. In addition to the production of six (6) manifolds and forty-two (42) PGBs at local suppliers, twenty-five (25) of the subsea trees are assembled locally at the FKIA Luanda Base. A comprehensive training program of Angolan nationals is completed. Management, fabrication, assembly and offshore service assistance are localized in Luanda. A 1,400 m2 Pipe Work Fabrication Hall in Lobito is built for execution of the manifold contract. The Greater Plutonio project will initially develop five (5) fields: Galio, Cromio, Paladio, Plutonio and Cobalto. A spread-moored FPSO, located southeast of Paladio, will process the fluids produced from the subsea production wells. A single flowline will accommodate production from the Northern system (Galio, Cromio and Paladio), and a looped flowline system will accommodate production from the Southern system (Cobalto and Plutonio). Manifolds will be offline from the flowlines and connected via tie-in spools to inline tree assemblies. Water injection will be used to provide reservoir pressure maintenance. Injection water will be transported by a single flowline for the Northern system, and by two (2) flowlines for the Southern system. First oil was achieved 1st of October 2007.

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Regional Sales Office: FMC Technologies Sonils Oilfield Service Center Rua Kima Kienda - Boavista Luanda Republic of Angola Phone: +244 2 310 890 Fax: +244 2 310 880