This will be the first subsea tie-back to the facility executed by
OKEA with start-up targeted for Q4/2023. The Hasselmus project is located 7km north-west of the
Draugen platform.
This award to CPW is the latest coming from Subsea 7 and builds on the success of a string of earlier pipeline developments. As per the previous successful product supplied by Corinth Pipeworks for tie-backs, the 10km of 12” HFW linepipe for Hasselmus will be manufactured and coated in ultra-long lengths at Thisvi facility, Greece and delivered directly to Subsea 7’s spoolbase in Vigra, Norway, where fabrication will take place for subsequent offshore reel-lay installation.
Offshore operations will be executed Subsea7 in 2022 and 2023. Corinth Pipeworks has worked closely with Subsea 7 over the years to develop the optimised longer length solution allowing early decision making and accelerated delivery time, ultimately cutting project costs and improving schedule.
Hasselmus is yet another milestone in Corinth Pipework’s growing offshore presence with endusers and lay-contractors recognising the value in the latest welded pipe technology for critical offshore applications. Corinth Pipeworks has built a strong track-record in successful execution of offshore linepipe projects in global markets.
We strongly believe technology driven cost reduction measures, that
CPW has introduced, advance upstream tie-back project developments like Hasselmus to remain
an important part of the future energy mix.
