SLB's OneSubsea won Eni contract for 13 Baleine wells off Ivory Coast
SLB's OneSubsea won Eni contract for 13 Baleine wells off Ivory Coast July 13 (Reuters) - Oilfield services firm SLB SLB.N said on Monday its OneSubsea joint venture has won a multi-well engineering, procurement and construction contract from Europe-based Eni ENI.MI for Phase 3 of the Baleine deepwater project offshore Ivory Coast.
Under the contract, whose value was not disclosed, SLB OneSubsea will deliver complete subsea production systems (SPS) for 13 wells.
SLB said the integrated delivery model was designed to support the fast-track schedule of the project, one of the largest deepwater developments in West Africa.
"Baleine Phase 3 brings together scale and execution certainty," OneSubsea Chief Executive Mads Hjelmeland said in a statement, adding that the company's local presence would help Eni advance the project efficiently.
SLB said project execution would be backed by OneSubsea's in-country capabilities in Ivory Coast, aimed at supporting long-term offshore development in the West African nation.
(Reporting by Dharna Bafna in Bengaluru; Editing by Vijay Kishore)
((Dharna.Bafna@thomsonreuters.com))
Recent news on SLB
See all newsSLB N.V. expected to post earnings of 62 cents a share - Earnings Preview
US energy stocks climb as oil rallies on Gulf tensions
Halliburton expects years-long oilfield demand from Gulf energy infrastructure rebuild (updated)
Halliburton tops third-quarter profit estimates on international oilfield demand
US energy stocks gain as oil tops $100 on supply fears