Scana's Seasystems to Deliver Mooring Equipment for Offshore Project in West Africa

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Torkjell Lisland, MD at Seasystems - ©Seasystems
Torkjell Lisland, MD at Seasystems - ©Seasystems

Norwegian company Scana said Monday that its subsidiary Seasystems had signed a sizeable contract for the delivery of an anchoring system to an FSO project offshore West Africa.

"This is a sizeable contract for Scana, valued close to NOK 50 million [currently around $4,8 million]," Scana said.

Under the contract, with an unnamed client, Seasystems will deliver mooring equipment such as dual-axis chain stoppers and chain handling systems. The delivery is expected for the first quarter of 2024.

“Seasystems has worked systematically to develop hardy and cost-effective mooring solutions, and we now see good results from this work,” Torkjell Lisland, MD at Seasystems, said.

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