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Subsea Architecture Optimisation

Subsea Architecture Optimisation

Benefits
Atteris consolidated our Client’s array of future brownfield tie-back options, rapidly narrowing the number of future subsea architecture concept options to a shortlist of high value concepts that presented a simplified subsea architecture and overall cost reduction.
Background
The Client’s brownfield development plan includes various possible future phases, including tie-back of a new drill centre, tie-in of a compression facility (and its associated risers), and several subsea tie-backs from for various fields. The Client engaged Atteris to assess the proposed future tie-in strategies and architectures to determine the installability of the concepts and identify opportunities for simplification and cost reduction
Work Performed by Atteris

The scope included:

  • Concept identification and screening considering many future development options and various simplification initiatives.
  • Concept definition in each development phase to confirm concepts are technically and functionally feasible.
  • Concept definition of construction and installation activities, isolation of existing live facilities, pre-commissioning activities and start-up activities to demonstrate that each future development phase is installable.
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