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来源：Offshore Energy 2026-08-07
翻译：国际海事信息网 李海泊 张运鸿

        总部位于英国的海上能源技术提供商TechnipFMC表示，凭借强劲的执行势头，由法国能源巨头道达尔能源（TotalEnergies）运营的苏里南58号区块深水巨型油田项目正按计划稳步推进。

        2024年，TechnipFMC斩获苏里南海上58号区块GranMorgu开发项目价值超10亿美元的一体化工程设计、采购、施工与安装（iEPCI）合同。该公司证实，项目整体推进态势良好，并已完成一批支撑下一阶段施工的关键水下设备交付。

 

       据该公司介绍，首批钻探设备的启运以及浮式生产储卸油装置（FPSO）核心连接部件的安装就位，充分彰显了前期协同合作、标准化工程设计以及精细化项目管控所带来的显著成效。

        TechnipFMC表示："我们携手道达尔能源，全力助力苏里南最重要的海上开发项目之一向着投产目标稳步迈进。在此，向全球网络中的每一支团队表示祝贺，正是你们的专业能力与全力以赴，持续推动GranMorgu项目向前发展。"

       此次水下设备交付之前不久，SBM Offshore与Technip Energies的合资企业（STS JV）刚与道达尔能源苏里南子公司（TotalEnergies EP Suriname）及Beyond the Sea公司签署协议，为苏里南GranMorgu FPSO项目评估风力辅助风筝牵引拖航技术的应用可行性。

 

        在58号区块两大主要油气发现区块——Sapakara South 和 Krabdagu 的前端工程设计研究取得阶段性进展后，作业方道达尔能源正式批复立项，推进位于苏里南沿岸150公里处的 GranMorgu 开发项目。据测算，这两个油田的可采储量超7.5亿桶。

        道达尔能源最初估计项目投资约105亿美元，计划于2028年实现首批石油产出。然而，现阶段总投资额或将高达122亿美元。GranMorgu FPSO设计日产能为22万桶石油，其架构预留未来油气回接条件，可依托新增接入机会延长稳产期。

        道达尔能源此前已选定苏格兰 ADC Energy 负责钻井平台选型工作，以开发水深100至1000米范围内的可采储量；随后敲定由 SBM Offshore 和 Technip Energies 承接 GranMorgu FPSO 相关建设工作。此外，Saipem 斩获一份价值19亿美元的合同，各方协同发力，共同推进苏里南首个海上石油开发项目落地。

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UK-headquartered energy technology provider TechnipFMC has emphasized that strong execution momentum is keeping a giant deepwater oil project, operated by France's energy giant TotalEnergies, in Block 58 off the coast of Suriname on track.

TechnipFMC, which secured an integrated engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (iEPCI) contract worth over $1 billion in 2024 for the GranMorgu development on Block 58 offshore Suriname, has confirmed that this project continues to make strong progress. The company has reported the delivery of “critical” subsea equipment that is supporting the next phase of execution.

According to the firm, the departure of the first drilling equipment and the installation of key floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) connection components demonstrate the impact of early collaboration, standardized engineering, and disciplined execution.

“Together with TotalEnergies, we are helping bring one of Suriname's most significant offshore developments closer to production. Congratulations to every team across our global network whose expertise and commitment continue to move GranMorgu forward,” stated TechnipFMC.

This subsea equipment delivery comes shortly after SBM Offshore & Technip Energies Joint Venture (STS JV) and TotalEnergies EP Suriname, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies, inked an agreement with Beyond the Sea to evaluate wind-assisted kite traction towing for Suriname's GranMorgu FPSO project.

Once progress was achieved on the front-end engineering design (FEED) studies for Block 58's two main oil discoveries, Sapakara South and Krabdagu, TotalEnergies, as the operator, sanctioned the GranMorgu development located 150 kilometers off the coast of Suriname. These fields are estimated to hold recoverable reserves of over 750 million barrels.

The operator initially estimated the project's investment at around $10.5 billion, with first oil slated for 2028. However, the total investment value could reach up to $12.2 billion. With a daily capacity of 220,000 barrels of oil, the FPSO GranMorgu is designed to accommodate future tie-back opportunities to extend its production plateau.

TotalEnergies selected SBM Offshore and Technip Energies to handle the work related to GranMorgu's FPSO, shortly after hand-picking Scotland's ADC Energy for the rig selection process to unlock recoverable reserves in water depths between 100 and 1,000 meters, while Saipem won a $1.9 billion deal, enabling these players to work on Suriname's first offshore oil development.