Azule Energy Awards SLB OneSubsea Contract for FPSO Production Shift
Azule Energy has contracted SLB OneSubsea to assist in transitioning offshore operations from an aging floating unit to a new facility.
Azule Energy, an energy joint venture formed between Italy's Eni and the UK-based energy major BP, has awarded a contract to SLB OneSubsea to support ongoing offshore field adjustments.
The contract scope centers on supporting the transition of field production, moving operations away from an aging floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit and redirecting output to a newly deployed FPSO.
SLB OneSubsea will contribute technical and subsea services required to facilitate the safe and systematic shift of operations between the two floating production assets.
Azule Energy continues to operate its offshore upstream assets utilizing the combined operational experience and equity backing of parent corporations Eni and BP.
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