Tubular package provider selected for first commercial gas project off Cyprus

The deepwater Cronos task, situated in Block 6, will be established through a fast-track technique leveraging existing local facilities.

With resources approximated at more than 3 trillion cubic feet (85 billion cubic meters) of gas at first in location, the job is anticipated to reach a production plateau of approximately 500 million basic cubic feet (14.2 million cubic meters) each day. The last financial investment choice (FID) was reached on July 28, and start-up is anticipated in H1 2028.

Gas produced from the field will be transferred to Egypt, where it will be processed through existing centers, consisting of the Zohr facilities, before being melted at the Damietta LNG plant for export to worldwide markets, mostly Europe.

Tenaris will provide a collaborated supply scope for line pipeline and OCTG services, supporting both the transport facilities and overseas drilling requirements, and will provide smooth pipelines for a 110-kilometer gas export pipeline and a monoethylene glycol (MEG) pipeline.

The job will be performed under Tenaris’s One Line service design, which incorporates pipeline production, covering and logistics in an extensive pipeline service.

The smooth pipelines will be made at the business’s Dalmine mill in Italy and provided with buckle arrestors, along with TenarisShawcor three-layer polypropylene (3LPP) anticorrosion finishing used at the business’s finish center in Italy.

For the overseas drilling scope, Tenaris will provide all tubular requirements. Part of the order will include Dopeless innovation, a mill-applied multifunctional finishing, which the business states is developed to remove the requirement for thread substances and streamline pipeline handling and preparation while offering constant lubrication throughout overseas running operations.

“Being picked to supply OCTG together with overseas line pipeline for Cronos shows the worth of our incorporated tubular offering and our capability to support consumers throughout various phases of intricate overseas advancements,” said Alessandro D’Angelo, Commercial Vice President for OCTG Europe, C.I.S. and Sub-Saharan Africa.

“As Eni’s COO for Natural Resources mentioned throughout the event, it gives pride to see ‘European gas, established by European business for the European market.’ This vision lines up carefully with Tenaris’s footprint.”