MODEC delivers another piece of puzzle for Guyana-bound FPSO

(offshore-energy.biz) Japan’s MODEC has delivered a structure that will form part of a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit to be deployed to a project offshore Guyana operated by ExxonMobil, a U.S.-headquartered oil and gas giant.

As reported by the Japanese player, the topsides modules for FPSO Errea Wittu arrived at the BOMESC yard in Tianjin, China. The modules are said to be delivered on or ahead of schedule. Having completed all pre-commissioning and leak testing, no carry-over work remains. 

MODEC’s Project Manager Joseph (Yossi) Azran-Alemberg thanked the team: “Your hard work, dedication, and teamwork have set a new standard in the industry. Most importantly, your unwavering commitment to safety and quality truly reflects the heart of this team. Let us continue to build on this success, with the same spirit of collaboration, trust, and excellence that brought us here today.”

The FPSO, whose name means “abundance,” will be MODEC’s first for use in Guyana. It will combine the development of resources from the Snoek, Mako, and Uaru fields in the Stabroek block. The delivery to ExxonMobil is targeted for 2026, the same as the first oil.

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