MEL own and operate the Scotland to Northern Ireland Pipeline that runs from Twynolm in Scotland to the Ballylumford Power Station in Northern Ireland. The 24 gas transmission pipeline includes a subsea section that crosses the North Channel, reaching a maximum water depth of approximately 180m, and characterised by the presence of UXO's, extremely high tidal currents, and hard seabed conditions.
Under the terms of a Framework Agreement that was awarded in 2017, CONSUB is currently performing an Emergency Pipeline Repair System (EPRS) Study on behalf of MEL in support of their overall pipeline repair strategy development. The work is being performed by CONSUB engineers Sonia Chapman and Rob McNaught, led by Malcolm Blackmore. As a point of note, Malcolm was field engineer onboard the lay vessel when the pipeline was installed way back in 1995.
Nord Stream2 operations group engaged CONSUB to provide Integrity Management Services for the development of integrity and operations systems for the offshore pipelines and onshore facilities at landfall Russia and landfall Germany.
Under the terms of a Framework Agreement that was awarded in 2017, CONSUB is currently performing an Emergency Pipeline Repair System (EPRS) Study on behalf of MEL in support of their overall pipeline repair strategy development. The work is being performed by CONSUB engineers Sonia Chapman and Rob McNaught, led by Malcolm Blackmore. As a point of note, Malcolm was field engineer onboard the lay vessel when the pipeline was installed way back in 1995.
Nord Stream2 operations group engaged CONSUB to provide Integrity Management Services for the development of integrity and operations systems for the offshore pipelines and onshore facilities at landfall Russia and landfall Germany.
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