Strohm secures contract with ExxonMobil: Guiana Sea Expansion
Strohm, a Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) technology company, has won a contract from ExxonMobil to supply pipes for the Whiptail project offshore Guyana. This contract marks a significant milestone in the company's expansion in this sector.
Three projects with ExxonMobil Guyana
With the contract for the Whiptail project, Strohm is now involved in three projects with ExxonMobil Guyana, including the Yellowtail and Uaru projects. This partnership reinforces the company's position as a trusted supplier of cutting-edge technology to the offshore energy sector.
The company's highest commercial award
The contract for the Whiptail project represents the largest commercial award in Strohm's 16-year history. This highlights the recognition of the quality and reliability of its products and services in the global energy market.
Cutting-edge technology for the project
TCP pipes supplied by Strohm will be used for water and gas injection (WAG) on the Whiptail project. This technology will be produced at the company's facilities in the Netherlands and delivered to ExxonMobil Guyana as a single, continuous length, providing installation flexibility and efficiency.
Long-Term Commitment
With more than 70 jumpers across three developments in the Stabroek block in Guyana, Strohm strengthens its commitment to ExxonMobil Guyana and its co-venturers. The field services agreement guarantees continued support over the next 5 years, demonstrating mutual trust and long-term partnership.
Strohm's contract with ExxonMobil to supply thermoplastic composite pipes (TCP) for the Whiptail project offshore Guyana has several advantages for Brazil:
- Strengthening the Offshore Energy Industry : By participating in large-scale projects like this, Brazilian companies gain visibility and credibility in the global offshore energy market, strengthening the national industry.
- Job and Income Generation : The involvement of Brazilian companies in international projects creates employment opportunities and contributes to economic growth, especially in the manufacturing and technology sector.
- Technology Transfer : International partnerships allow the transfer of knowledge and advanced technology to Brazil, improving the technical and innovative capacity of local companies.
- Export Expansion : By exporting products and services for projects abroad, Brazil diversifies its economic base and reduces dependence on specific sectors, promoting more balanced trade.
- Sustainable Development : Offshore energy projects often involve rigorous sustainability and environmental protection standards. The involvement of Brazilian companies in projects of this type promotes sustainable development and environmental responsibility.
In summary, the contract between Strohm and ExxonMobil is an opportunity for Brazil to consolidate its presence in the global offshore energy market, generating significant economic and technological benefits for the country.
Concluding the News
Strohm's contract with ExxonMobil for the Whiptail project represents not only a significant commercial milestone, but also cements its position as a leader in thermoplastic composite pipe technology. With this long-term commitment, the company reinforces its presence in the global offshore energy market. What is your opinion on this Strohm expansion? Share your comments below!
