Nexans to Design Umbilicals for Gygrid Development

Nexans is to manufacture the static and dynamic subsea umbilicals for the tieback system connecting the new Gygrid field development to the Njord A installation off the Norwegian continental shelf. The Gygrid field, discovered in November 2009, contains 23 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalents (mostly crude). It will be tied back 20km south west to the Njord field. For the Gygrid development, Nexans will supply 19.5km of static umbilical that will serve hydraulic and power control functions.

Nexans is also supplying a 650m dynamic umbilical and a 700m gas lift/subsea isolation valve (GL/SSIV) dynamic umbilical to connect the static umbilical to the Njord A platform. Nexans will also supply a variety of accessories, including transition joints, termination work, connectors, repair joints and abandonment kit. The umbilicals will be designed and manufactured at Nexans' specialised umbilical facility in Halden, Norway. Delivery is scheduled for May 2012. The installation depth will range from 330m at Njord A to 265m in the Gygrid field.

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