The
Abu
Dhabi-based
company
is
believed
to
be
in
talks
with
Australian
engineering
giant
WorleyParsons
on
a
FEED
contract
that
will
potentially
be
extended
to
both
the
Nong
Yao
and
Wassana
oil
discoveries
in
blocks
G11/48
and
G10/48,
respectively.
WorleyParsons
is
said
to
be
well-placed
for
the
contract
given
its
track
record
in
executing
FEED
studies
for
the
operator’s
producing
Jasmine
oilfield
in
Block
B5/27,
also
in
the
Gulf
of
Thailand.
Jasmine
has
been
producing
from
a
floating
production,
storage
and
offloading
vessel.
Mubadala
is
tendering
for
up
to
three
floating,
storage
and…