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Home News TotalEnergies’ Suriname project kicks off with $3 billion in contract awards

TotalEnergies’ Suriname project kicks off with $3 billion in contract awards

by Uma Rajagopal
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By America Hernandez PARIS/MILAN (Reuters) -French oil major TotalEnergies has awarded engineering contracts worth at least $3 billion as part of its fast-track development of Suriname's first offshore project. Italian energy contractor Saipem said on Thursday it had signed a $1.9 billion deal with a subsidiary of TotalEnergies in Suriname for the subsea development of the GranMorgu field. French firm TechnipEnergies and Dutch company SBM Offshore were also awarded a contract worth more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to build a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel on the project, they said in a separate statement. Last month, TotalEnergies and U.S. exploration firm APA took a final investment decision on the $10.5 billion development, the tiny South American country's first. GranMorgu is estimated to hold more than 700 million barrels of recoverable resources, with first oil expected in 2028. The FPSO will be fully electrified and use waste heat recovery technology to reduce emissions, with all associated gas to be re-injected in the reservoir, TechnipEnergies said. The project will also be outfitted with real-time sensors to detect potential methane leaks, TotalEnergies said. ($1 = 0.9494 euros) (Reporting by Sara Rossi in Milan Editing by Alvise Armellini, Mark Potter and Tomasz Janowski)

By America Hernandez

PARIS/MILAN (Reuters) -French oil major TotalEnergies has awarded engineering contracts worth at least $3 billion as part of its fast-track development of Suriname’s first offshore project.

Italian energy contractor Saipem said on Thursday it had signed a $1.9 billion deal with a subsidiary of TotalEnergies in Suriname for the subsea development of the GranMorgu field.

French firm TechnipEnergies and Dutch company SBM Offshore were also awarded a contract worth more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to build a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel on the project, they said in a separate statement.

Last month, TotalEnergies and U.S. exploration firm APA took a final investment decision on the $10.5 billion development, the tiny South American country’s first.

GranMorgu is estimated to hold more than 700 million barrels of recoverable resources, with first oil expected in 2028.

The FPSO will be fully electrified and use waste heat recovery technology to reduce emissions, with all associated gas to be re-injected in the reservoir, TechnipEnergies said.

The project will also be outfitted with real-time sensors to detect potential methane leaks, TotalEnergies said.

($1 = 0.9494 euros)

(Reporting by Sara Rossi in Milan Editing by Alvise Armellini, Mark Potter and Tomasz Janowski)

 

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