ODE cleans its plate at Ebla
UK-based engineering and project management player ODE has tied up work on an
eight-month, £6 million ($11.8 million) front-end engineering and design job
at the Ebla gas development in Syria for operator Petro-Canada.
The work covered all the surface facilities at Ebla, including multiple well
sites, flowlines, a gas gathering station and gas treatment plant, as well
as an 88 kilometre, 16-inch pipeline.
The Ebla development, due to come on stream in August 2010, includes two
fields, Ash Shaer and Cherrife, in central Syria, north-west of Palmyra.
The FEED workscope included all facilities from the well trees up to the
tie-in to the export lines, as well as all associated utilities and
infrastructure.
Five gas well sites and three oil well sites are initially planned for the Ash
Shaer field with one gas well site pencilled in for the Cherrife field.
06 May 2008 09:40 GMT
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06 May 2008 09:40 GMT
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