WGK inks FEED deal for Vietnam TLP

Wood Group has been awarded the front end engineering and design (FEED) contract for the subsea development of the Talisman Energy Ca Rong Do (Red Emperor in Vietnamese) field offshore Vietnam; estimated to contain around 67 MMboe. 

Wood Group Kenny (WGK) will carry out comprehensive flow assurance studies and full FEED engineering of the subsea system and structures, risers, flowlines, and power and control umbilicals.

Red Emperor was discovered in Block 07/03, operated by Talisman with 55% interest. Red Emperor is due to be developed using a tension leg platform (TLP) connected to a floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO), in 300+m water depth, in Block 07/03 offshore the southeast coast of Vietnam.

WGK's work on the subsea FEED will be carried out from WGK’s Kuala Lumpur office and supported by other WGK Asia Pacific offices. 

WGK's contract follows the award of the top tensioned riser FEED contract for design of the dry tree production/injection and drilling riser systems. 

The WGK Houston office, a centre of excellence for dry tree riser system engineering, will carry out the engineering for the tension leg wellhead platform supported riser systems. 

Bob MacDonald, CEO of Wood Group Kenny said: “Winning both of these contracts underlines our position as the international experts in FEED, particularly in riser and subsea specialties. We are leveraging our global network of engineers to deliver the most effective solutions for the Ca Rong Do development.

“These contracts also continue Wood Group’s strong relationship with Talisman Energy which spans continents; from this key greenfield project in Vietnam, to operations and maintenance on UK North Sea assets.”

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