EnerMech has secured a major contract from LLOG Exploration Co. for pre-commissioning providers on the Salamanca Platform within the Gulf of America/Gulf of Mexico.
This contract contains hydrotesting and nitrogen dewatering of three 8” infield flowlines, one 16” oil export pipeline and one 10” fuel export pipeline. The award follows a earlier contract in for topside pre-commissioning providers which EnerMech secured in 2024.
The Salamanca Floating Manufacturing Unit (FPU) will function at a depth of roughly 6,400 ft of water with manufacturing from the Leon and Castille fields. With an preliminary manufacturing capability of 60,000 bopd and 40 million cubic ft of pure fuel per day, this venture is poised to make a considerable contribution to the U.S.’ power sector.
“The Salamanca venture is a vital one for the way forward for the nation’s power sector, and we’re proud to have been chosen to work on what is an important piece of infrastructure,” stated Charles ‘Chuck’ Davison Jr., EnerMech CEO. “To safe a second contract on the event is a robust reflection of the capabilities and experience of our group within the area and I’d like to offer kudos to Brennon Fitzgerald for his or her management and steerage.”
Notably, the FPU is a refurbished construction, beforehand the decommissioned Independence Hub manufacturing facility.
“This venture represents a key alternative for EnerMech and is additional proof of the group’s dedication to advancing environmentally accountable options within the power business,” stated Frazer Thomson, SVP Power Options. “We stay up for offering LLOG Exploration Co. with environment friendly and thorough pre-commissioning providers befitting of the initiative’s scale.”
