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Thursday, November 12, 2015
In Tullow Oil’s November Trading Update the company said that its TEN project offshore Ghana is on schedule. The company’s next offshore Ghanaian development continues to make “excellent progress” and is currently about 75% complete. Tullow expects it online in mid-2016, on schedule and budget.
The FPSO is now mechanically complete and commissioning work is under way. The vessel is on track to sail away from Singapore in early-January to arrive in Ghana in the Q1 2016. The subsea fabrication work has completed and the subsea installation of this equipment is now approximately 60% complete. The completion of the start-up wells is progressing with the fourth of ten well completions currently being installed.
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