TotalEnergies E&P UK has awarded px Group subsidiary Energy24 a multi-year contract to operate the SEAL pipeline system in the UK North Sea.
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TotalEnergies is one of the largest operators in the UK Continental Shelf.
STOCKTON-ON-TEES, UK—TotalEnergies E&P UK has awarded px Group subsidiary Energy24 a multi-year contract to operate the SEAL pipeline system in the UK North Sea.
The 474-km, 34-inch pipeline, which has operated for more than two decades, transports sales quality gas from the Elgin Franklin platform in the Central Graben Area to the dedicated SEAL module at the Bacton gas terminal on the Norfolk coast.
px Group said it would operate and manage the pipeline using various cloud applications. The project scope includes recruitment and training of shift personnel and responsibility for building, testing and operating the new control infrastructure.
The company also operates and maintains the St Fergus Gas Terminal north of Aberdeen, the Teesside Gas Processing Plant in northeast England and the Risavika liquefaction plant in Norway, all on behalf of owner North Sea Midstream Partners.
