Turk Stream – Pipelines Technical Support Services Project Overview The offshore section of the South Stream/TurkStream Project consists of four 32” pipelines, which will transport natural gas from Russia through the Black Sea to Bulgaria. Each pipeline is 900km long with a maximum water depth of 2,250m. The total capacity of the four pipelines is
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Project Overview Cladtek Holdings Pte Ltd contracted CONSUB to perform a study into the feasibility of a towed pipeline bundle solution for a 5km long encased pipeline bundle system to be installed offshore Western Australia. The main aim of the study was to establish the feasibility of fabricating the pipeline bundle system at a site
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Diverless Connection Systems Package Management Project Overview The BP Angola Programme focused on three Assets within the Angolan Geographical region namely Block 31 North East, Block 18 Western Area and Block 31 South East. The Block 31 North East development consists of four oil fields located in water depths between 1800m to 2,200. Clusters of production
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Client: g3baxi / Centrica Energi Project: Frigg Gamma Delta Fixed Platform Solution Concept Select Study Location: North Sea, Norwegian Sector Date: 2014 Keywords: Subsea Architecture, Conceptual Design, Cost Estimating Project Overview The Frigg Gamma and Frigg Delta discoveries are located in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea within PL442 east of the closed
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Nord Stream Pipelines – Diverless Repair Clamp Project Project Overview The Nord Stream Project consists of twin 48” pipelines passing through the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic Sea from Portovaya Bay, North of St. Petersburg (Russia) to Griefswald in Germany, each approximately 1200km in length. Nord Stream contracted CONSUB to provide engineering consultancy services
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Background Certificates are required for the importation of equipment into the territory of the Russian Federation and Customs Union (Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus). Equipment and works need to be certified as compliant with the following main regulations and standards (note the list is not exhaustive): Federal Law N 184-FL – Technical Regulations Federal Law N
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