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Goliat Development ProjectElectrification - Onshore Component

Goliat is located 85 kilometers northwest of Hammerfest, and is the first oil field to be developed in the Norwegian sector of the Barents Sea.

The licensees are Eni Norge AS (operator, 65%) and Statoil Petroleum AS (35%). The field is expected to be in production for at least 15 years.

The electrification of the Goliat FPSO will be based on electricity supplied from shore from the regional grid in Hammerfest via a 90-132 kV subsea power cable rated for minimum 60 MW, combined with a gas turbine-driven generator on the Goliat FPSO.

Electrification from shore is planned to be completed by Q4 2013 at Goliat FPSO start up.

KEY NUMBERSSoW investments for onshore electrificati-on: 275 mill NOK

TIME PERIODCLIENTEni Norge AS

PROJECTGoliat Development Project - Electrifi-cation

LOCATIONHammerfest

PROJECT TYPEInstallation and electrification ofFPSO platform in the Barents Sea

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SCOPE OF WORK

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DISCIPLINES• Overhead lines• Geology and geotechnical• Electrical/power supply• Roads• Buildings• Architecture• Project Management• Project Control• HSEQ

OUR SERVICES• Define scope of work for the EPCI Onshore con-

tract• Technical specifications for EPCI contract and ten-

der drawings for- HV transformer and HV switchgear- Static Voltage Converters (SVCs) for stabilizing the regional grid in Hammerfest- MV equipment- Auxiliary supply, control, and communication equipment- HV underground cables- 132 kV wooden pole single circuit lines- Tearing down existing 66kV and 22 kV lines- Architectural design of the substation building- Cable splicing bunker with arrangements- Roads, trenches and culverts- Development plan for roads and trenches

• I TT documents for EPCI contracting of the plant and specified equipment

• Cost estimation of the EPCI Onshore contract• ROS analysis• Company support in the authority approval

process• Criteria for tender evaluation and scoring matrix• Support on tender evaluation• Site representative during project execution

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