Project Profile
Value: US$1.2 billion
Production (peak): 260 mmcfd (7.4 mmcmd)
Start-up year: December 2015
Location: Bellanbridge, Co. Mayo, Ireland
The development plan for the Corrib field comprises subsea wells, which will be tied back to a central gathering manifold, connected to an offshore pipeline. This will carry gas back to a landfall point, and then a short distance onshore to a processing terminal, also in Co Mayo. ABB won a US$30 million order to deliver the subsea production system. Under the terms of the contract, ABB is responsible for the engineering, procurement, fabrication and testing of the subsea and associated shore-based equipment. ABB's involvement will include project management, engineering and the supply of the manifold and protection structures, control system, subsea trees, diverless tie-in equipment, intervention equipment, integration testing and installation support. At peak, Corrib should deliver 260 MMcf/d (7.4 mcm per day).
Operators:
Vermilion Energy: Operator with 20% interest
Nephin Energy Holdings Ltd. (NEHL) (a subsidiary of CPPIB): 43.5% interest
Equinor (formerly Statoil): 36.5% interest
Contractors:
ASI Corrib JV
Joint Venture for terminal EPC:
AMEC
SIAC Butler Steel
Advantica: Independent safety review
Aibel: Subsea systems
Allseas: Subsea pipeline installation and construction
CB&I: FEED for onshore gas terminal
EV Offshore: Wellhead inspection
Germanischer Lloyd: Independent review of the Corrib Pipeline
Mech-Tool Engineering: Fully commissioned fire and blast rated Instrument Cabin
Mercury Engineering: EPC for mechanical works, offsites & utilities and electrical & Instrumentation
Ocean Installer: Survey of a 20-in, 83-km long offshore pipeline and relocation of 250 boulders to clear a 12-m wide corridor in an umbilical lay route
PMG (Project Management Group): Terminal construction
Roadbridge Ltd.: Civils contract
RPS Group: Consultants
Technip: Offshore installation project
DOF Subsea: Contract with work scope including among other installation of flexible flow lines and umbilical's on the Corrib field, operated by Shell Ireland Ltd. The contract award will increase the utilization of the vessels Harvey Deep Sea and Chloe Candies.
PanGeo: Sub-Bottom Imager™ Pipeline and Umbilical survey on the Corrib field in the Atlantic Ocean for Shell/Fendercare. PanGeo was tasked with inspecting both a 20 inch pipeline and a control umbilical that was believed to have sustained damage after several storms had swept through the area. The work was carried out from the Swire Seabed Prince vessel. Seabed Prince was newbuild NO 7 at Baatbygg. Seabed Prince is a IMR vessel with an overall length of 85.30 metres and a breadth of 18.00 metres.
Bibby Offshore: Provides inspection services on assets. (November, 2016)