Offshore staff
TEHRAN, Iran – Shore-pulling operations have finished for an extension of the Kish-Garzeh offshore gas pipeline project in the Persian Gulf.
Pars Oil and Gas Co. official Abdullah Mehrabi told news service Shana that the program on the 2.2-km (1.37-mi) subsea pipeline extension started on July 21 on Kish Island and was completed within seven days.
Iran Offshore Engineering and Construction Co. will manage the remainder of the pipelay to the Garzeh area (Bandar Aftab) using a C Master vessel.
Once the full pipeline is in service, Kish Island will be connected to the seventh national gas transmission line (Iran Trunkline 7).
In a separate report, an Iranian team has overhauled the Sahar 1 and 2 offshore drilling rigs, the program reconstruction work on pumps, drilling systems, structures, and other equipment.
The rigs will be used to repair and drill oil wells at depths of up to 4,000 m (13,123 ft) in the Persian Gulf.
08/03/2020
