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The largest man-made structure ever moved on the surface of the earth
Track Record
With a long history of experience, the organisation lays claim to many industry firsts with unparalleled engineering excellence. These industry firsts include: the largest structure ever moved on the surface of the earth, the longest tow of a fixed platform and the world’s first removal of a Gravity Based Structure. EMAS AMC is clearly in position to evolve and grow to meet clients’ needs at every stage of the project lifecycle from installation to decommissioning.
Hibernia
First Gravity Base platform to be installed in one of the world’s most hostile environments
Bayu-Undan
The largest offshore floatover contract in SEA consisting of two integrated topsides
King Subsea Pump Project
Installation of the King Subsea Pump and related systems including the integrated power and control umbilicals in 1,500 meters of water
Adriatic LNG
The first offshore concrete Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) terminal
Sakhalin II
The world’s longest tow of a Gravity Base Structure (GBS)
Frigg Cessation
The world’s first removal of a complete 12,000 ton jacket in one piece
Blind Faith
One of the world’s deepest locations for a semi-submersible installation (2,200 meters) including towing and installation of the semisubmersible platform and associated subsea components
Petronas Carigali KAKG-A
to MLNG-2 Pipeline Installation
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Successful laying of 28 inch concrete coated pipeline in 100 metres of water at very high tension, 150 MT
Platong Field Thailand
Installation of 10 platforms and all associated subsea pipelines and equipment for Chevron Thailand
Chim Sao Field South China Sea
Installation of FPSO and flexible risers
Popeye Field Gulf of Mexico
Installation of 40km of steel umbilicals for Shell's Popeye field
Thunderhorse Gulf of Mexico
Planning and executing the installation of subsea hardware
including suction piles, manifolds, PLEMs (pipeline end
manifolds), jumpers, flying leads and related equipment at water
depths between 1600 and 2000 metres for BP.