Fluor said that Neptune Energy has given a four-year framework agreement to its Stork Worley Integrated Solutions joint venture pertaining to a brownfield modification for its Dutch assets in the North Sea.

Under the contract,  Stork Worley Integrated Solutions will deliver engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning, and decommissioning services.

Fluor said that it will book its share of the undisclosed contract value in Q1 2020.

Taco de Haan – Stork president said: “Neptune Energy is an important player in the North Sea and we are proud to expand our existing relationship.

“Building on the long and successful history of executing projects together for offshore North Sea assets, Worley and Stork have teamed up again. Our combined multidiscipline expertise will help Neptune Energy achieve greater efficiencies with their offshore assets.”

Stork’s Carla Rodenburg with Lex de Groot of Neptune Energy, and Worley’s Jim Lenton sign a contract for Dutch assets in the North Sea. (L to R with pens in hand) Photo courtesy of Business Wire.

The partnership between Worley and Stork is expected to drive top performance in safety, excellence, teamwork, operations, and project value for the brownfield and decommissioning scope.

Lex de Groot – Neptune Energy Netherlands managing director said: “Part of building a sustainable future for our business and delivering significant societal and economic benefits to the Netherlands is optimizing existing production. Therefore, the condition of our assets is crucial.

“Stork and Worley are experts in delivering the right people, services and solutions for brownfield modifications. For example, our L10A platform is the oldest platform on the Dutch part of the North Sea and has been producing since May 16, 1975. Next to optimizing our current production opportunities, we also keep exploring plays and participating in future developments such as the offshore green hydrogen pilot PosHYdon on our Q13a platform.”

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