SLB OneSubsea, a subsidiary of SLB, has received a contract for the supply of subsea systems for the Rovuma LNG project from ExxonMobil. This contract has been awarded to the company on behalf of the partners in Area 4, including ENH, CNPC, Eni, KOGAS, and XRG. This project is dedicated to the development of natural gas resources in the deep waters of Mozambique and provides significant capacity for the export of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to global markets.
Contract Details and Scope of Services
The scope of this contract includes the supply of subsea trees, manifolds, umbilicals, and associated control systems to support production in this deep-water development. SLB OneSubsea will be responsible for providing engineering services, supplying and manufacturing equipment, as well as supporting the installation of these systems.
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The CEO of SLB OneSubsea, Mads Hjelmeland, stated: "This contract demonstrates our ability to provide integrated subsea solutions that help customers accelerate development and derive greater value from deep-water resources." These statements reflect SLB OneSubsea's commitment to delivering high-quality and advanced services in the oil and gas industry.
Establishment of a Service Base in Mozambique
As part of this project, SLB OneSubsea plans to establish a service base in Mozambique to support offshore operators in the region. This establishment is expected to contribute to local training and job creation while also aiding in the development of the regional supply chain. The creation of this base could lead to attracting further investments in Mozambique's oil and gas industry and pave the way for the optimal utilization of the country's natural gas resources.
The Rovuma LNG project is dedicated to the development of natural gas resources in Area 4 of Mozambique, which is recognized as one of the largest natural gas reserves in Africa. This project could significantly expand the country's deep natural gas development portfolio and create new economic opportunities for Mozambique.
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