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Annual Report 2010 - SBM Offshore

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<strong>Report</strong> of the Board of Management<br />

Deep Panuke Production Field Centre<br />

The hull and production facilities of the MOPU structure<br />

for Encana’s Deep Panuke Production Field Centre are<br />

in the final stage of integration and commissioning in<br />

Abu Dhabi. On completion in the first half of 2011, the<br />

platform will be shipped to Nova Scotia in Canada for<br />

offshore installation, which consists of jacking the deck<br />

up on its four legs and connecting the production trees<br />

via subsea flowlines to the production platform. The<br />

facility will be on an initial eight-year lease and operate<br />

contract with Encana Corporation with first production<br />

scheduled in 2011.<br />

During the project, modifications to the original design<br />

were requested by the client and implemented by the<br />

Company resulting in increased construction time and<br />

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significant additional costs. The Company has claimed<br />

these additional costs from the client through change<br />

orders to the contract. The Company and client have<br />

so far not been able to reach an agreement on the level<br />

of compensation for the cost increases and extended<br />

construction time associated with the changes. Further<br />

discussions are in progress.<br />

DeepDraft Semi ® Tubular Bells<br />

A Letter of Agreement was signed with BP (since<br />

replaced as field operator by partner Hess) for a new<br />

DeepDraft Semi®-submersible to produce from the<br />

Tubular Bells field at Mississippi Canyon Block 725<br />

off New Orleans in the Gulf of Mexico in 1,280 metres<br />

water depth and with a maximum throughput of 60,000<br />

barrels of oil per day. The final lease and operate<br />

FPSO Espirito Santo<br />

offshore Brazil

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