The company said that the scope of work includes engineering, procurement and construction of two subsea trees with control systems, connections and overtrawlable structures. The equipment will be delivered in the first quarter of 2009.
According to Aker Kvaerner, the project is based on the company’s standard configurable tree (SCTTM) – a tree system configured from standardized, stocked core components, which offers significant reductions in lead times.
Svenn Fure, senior vice president of trees/processing & boosting of Aker Kvaerner Subsea, said: We are pleased to be working with Repsol on this fast-track project. Repsol is a growing company with projects worldwide, so this is a good opportunity to position ourselves as a preferred partner for future opportunities.
