The Kamose Phase 4 development, which is located at the Eastern flank of the Nile Delta, envisages the construction and installation of three new offshore production platforms monopods, named Hoor-1&2, KSE-1 and Snefru-1.

The development also includes drilling three wells via wellhead platforms and connecting its production by installing an 11 km flowline to the existing production network. The infrastructure will be connected to the main offshore pipeline and integrated with the mobile offshore production unit (MOPU) already in place at the Kamose field.

ABL’s scope of work includes technical review and approval of all project documentation, procedures, drawings and calculations. It will also deliver marine assurance and risk services for the proposed fleet, including DP (dynamic positioning) trials and consulting where relevant. ABL will also provide on-site attendances to witness and approve all warranted operations for the transportation and installation (T&I) of Phase 4 offshore facilities.

ABL’s operation in Egypt has been awarded the project by NOSPCO—the operator of the Offshore North Sinai concession in the Mediterranean.

“ABL Egypt brings together local competence, marine experience, engineering expertise and expert process safety engineering to provide a comprehensive offering that will support the safe and optimized delivery of T&I operations for Kamose Phase 4. We look forward to supporting NOPSCO on this important development for Egyptian offshore gas,” said Tamer Gamil, ABL’s country manager in Egypt.

Since its inception in Cairo in 2018, ABL’s Egyptian operation has developed and maintained its status as the local market leader within marine warranty survey (MWS) and DP services. The company has a MWS project share of around 90 percent in Egypt.

ABL is part of Oslo-listed global consultancy group ABL Group ASA.