EPC to work on Total's Edradour

OE Staff
Friday, June 14, 2013

Project  management and development engineering firm EPC Offshore has signed an agreement with Total E&P UK to provide support services at its natural gas and condensate discovery in the Atlantic.

Edradour, located in Block 206/4 of the UK Continental Shelf, is expected to start production in 2016 through the $3.3 billion Laggan/Tormore development west of the Shetland Islands.

EPC Offshore will provide project management services for the development as part of a six month contract worth more than £260,000.

Categories: Engineering Europe

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