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Tie-in & Structures Slide 1

Aker Subsea Tie-in Connection Systems &

Project Experience in Ghana

Ghana Summit, Accra, April 9th 2014

Haakon Dolven | Business Development Manager | Tie-In & Structures

4/15/2014


This is Aker Solutions

■ Aker Solutions is a global provider of

products, systems and services to the oil

and gas industry

■ Built on more than 170 years of industrial

tradition

■ Employs approximately 26,000 people in

about 30 countries

Who we are and what we do Slide 2

Employees: 26 000

Revenues: ~7 bn USD

EBITDA: ~0.6 bn USD

Market Cap: ~4,8 bn

USD

Revenues and profits are in NOK and are based

on the preliminary annual results for 2013.

Market capitalisation as of February 13, 2014.

April 15, 2014


Business areas

Maintenance,

modifications and

operations

Oilfield services

and marine assets

Umbilicals Process systems Engineering Subsea Drilling technologies

Slide 3


Health, safety and environment: a top priority

Who we are and what we do Slide 4

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Total Recordable Incidents per million worked hours

Lost Time Incidents per million worked hours

Sick leave %

HSE performance indicators HSE awards

April 15, 2014

International Safety award 2008 and 2011

Sword of honour 2010 and 2012

BP Safety

Award 2013

Occupational

Health and Safety

Awards 2005-09

Scottish Offshore

Contractors award for

Environment 2009

HSE Performance

Award

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Aker Solutions’ subsea business in brief

■ Top-tier subsea production

system provider ■ 7,000 skilled and dedicated

employees + 1,500 temporary

staff worldwide

■ Revenue of ~USD 2bn (2012)

■ Comprehensive subsea

product and operations

portfolio ■ Global manufacturing and

service infrastructure

■ Project references and

installed base in all regions

■ Leading position on new

subsea technologies

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Our subsea capabilities

Offering a complete technology portfolio

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Aker Solutions’ combined subsea strength

■ Technology and competence ■ Industry leading front-end

organisation

■ Most complete product portfolio

■ Execution ■ Systems and scale to design and

deliver next generation subsea

projects

■ In-house delivery and integration

capacity

■ Locations ■ Capabilities to deliver projects in

all regions

■ Service ■ Capabilities to service installed

base in all regions

15 April, 2014 Aker Solutions' subsea business Slide 7

“Subsea factory ready”

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Tie-in & Structures, Norway / Africa Region

Employees: 800

Main locations: 3

Experience: >20yrs

Turnover: 230m$

Main offerings

■ Vertical

Connection

System (VCS)

■ Horizontal

Connection

System (HCS)

■ Manifolds and

structures

Our region

■ Global Centre of Excellence

■ In-house R&D facilities

■ Large Stand Alone projects and

Major Subsea Projects (System

deliveries)

Oslo

Gotenberg

Pune

Tie-in & Structures


Manifold & Structures

■ Extensive experience in delivering

complex subsea equipment

■ Quality engineering

■ Execution capability

■ Delivering under the most strict

requirements

■ Large range of proven solutions

for both deep and shallow waters,

horizontal and vertical tie-in, 10 -

1800ton, 0 – 8 XT slots

More than 200 manifolds and

structures delivered and or in

order

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Aker Solutions Connection systems

Aker Solution offer world class technology with more than 3 400

connections delivered and or in order

■ Field proven solutions for diver-less connections of jumpers,

umbilical, pipelines, flexible flow lines and risers with connector

designs and installation tools for a variety of applications.

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Cost efficient Tie-in Systems

Factors:

■ Equipment cost

■ Tooling complexity

■ Required crew/technicians onshore/offshore

■ Onshore preparations/mobilization of tools

■ Capacity and reliability of equipment

■ Vessel ■ Deck handling – safety

■ Deck space required

■ Type of vessel

■ Flexibility during installation

■ Vessel time ■ Installation time

■ Number of lift operations


Hardware small part of

total installation cost

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Tooling

& Crew

Onshore prep

/mobilization Capacity

Vessel

Vessel time

HSE


VCS – Vertical Connection System

■ Only lightweight ROV tools

■ Increased safety – no handling of large

tooling offshore

■ Multiple jumper installations can be

performed with connection tools remaining

subsea

■ Seal protected in upper hub/connector and

replaceable without retrieving the jumper

■ Increased vessel flexibility:

■ Multiple jumper installations w/ tools

remaining subsea

■ Deploy jumpers from one vessel – a second

vessel for making up connectors

■ Minimum onshore and offshore crew

required



VCS – Installation sequence

■ ± 8 deg alignment capacity for rigid jumpers and up to ± 15 deg for flexible/umbilical

■ Qualified to 3650m

■ Fast installation; 3-5 hours per jumper (landing + connecting + back seal test)


Step 1: Initial guiding of connector Step 2: Connector landed on IB hub Step 3: Torque tool make up connector


HCS - Horizontal Connection System

■ Only lightweight ROV tools

■ Multiple jumper installations can be

performed with connection tools remaining

subsea

■ Seal Replacement and Hub cleaning

without retrieving the jumper

■ Allow retrieval of XT/ manifold without

removal of the spool/jumper

■ Designed for installation without guide

wire

■ 1st and 2nd end connections are identical

■ High Load capacity

■ Fast Installation; ~ 6 hours per connection


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Horizontal systems (HCS) Vertical systems (VCS)

Horizontal vs. Vertical Connections

■ Both shallow and deep waters

■ Allow retrieval of XT/ manifold without

removal of the spool/jumper

■ Preferred solution for large bore

connections where height are of

importance

■ Hydrate prevention – drainage of

production jumpers

■ Preferred solution in fishing areas

■ Primarily used in deep water (no

protection structures)

■ Preferred installation method, quicker &

easier to install

■ Easy jumper design

■ Do not require pull-in or stroke tool

■ Easier to stack several vertical jumpers

on the vessels

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VCS Reference projects


Jubilee jumper installation 2010

Project / area / Client DP Water depth

T.E.N, Ghana, Thullow (2014) 480 bar 1000-1800 m

Jubilee Full Field, Ghana, Tullow (2013) 379/690 bar 1500 m

Ichthys, Australia, McDermott/INPEX (2013) 371 bar 270 m

Siakap SURF, Malaysia, McDermott/Murphy (2012) 235 bar 1400 m

Siakap NP, Malaysia, Murphy Oil (2012) 345 bar 1400

Jubilee 1A, Ghana, Tullow (2012) 379/690 bar 1500 m

Ottway, Australia, Origin (2011) 345 bar 150 m

Liwan, China, Saipem/ Husky (2011) 345 bar 1300 m

MWCS, GoM, ExxonMobil (2011) 690/1035 bar 3000 m

CLOV SURF, Angola, Subsea7/ Total (2011) 345 bar 1410 m

Mawson, GoM, Anadarko (2010) 690 bar 1500 m

Barracuda HMPS, FramoEng/ Petrobras (2010) 345 bar 1500 m

Jubilee, Ghana, Anadarko/GNPC/Kosmos/Tullow

(2009) 690 bar 1700 m


HCS Reference projects


Jubilee jumper installation 2010

Project / area / Client DP Water depth

Kraken, UK, Enquest (2013) 390 bar 122 m

Moho URF, Congo/Angola, Technip (2013) 345 bar 1000 m

Moho Nord, Congo/Angola, Total (2013) 345 bar 1000 m

Aasta Hansteen, North Sea, Statoil (2013) 517 bar 1285 m

Ichthys, Australia, McDermott (2013) 371 bar 270 m

Svalin, North Sea, Statoil (2012) 690 bar 400 m

Åsgard SCS, North Sea, Statoil (2012/2013) 220 bar 300m

Brynhild, North Sea, Lundin (2012) 460 bar 120 m

Skuld, North Sea, Statoil (2012) 345/690 bar 500 m

Atla, North Sea, Total (2011) 690 bar 118 m


Project Track-Record – Ghana (1/2)

■ Jubilee IPT (Integrated Project Team -

Anadarko/GNPC/Kosmos/Tullow)

■ Contract Date: 2008

■ Delivery: 2009/2010

■ Scope: 135 connectors (6″ & 12″

VCS)

■ Jubilee Phase 1A

■ Contract Date: 2011

■ Delivery: 2011/2012

■ Scope: 23 connectors (6″ & 12″

VCS)

■ Jubilee Full Field Development

■ Contract Date: July 2013

■ Delivery: Q1 2014

■ Scope: 12 connectors (6 ″ VCS)

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Project Track-Record - Ghana (2/2)

■ Jubilee TEN Development Project

■ Contract Date: July 2013

■ Delivery: Q3 2014 & Q3 2015

■ Scope: 100 connectors (6″ &

12″ VCS)



Aker Solutions “Training Program” - Principles

■ Objective: Recruit and train Ghanaian mechanical engineers to

support expansion of our Tie-in business in Ghana

■ The Training Program is: ■ a unique opportunity for the successful candidates to receive training

in the growing subsea market

■ designed to enable the candidates to learn about Aker Solutions’

Connection System

■ aiming to provide understand of the subsea world from product

concept, to installation and lifecycle services.

■ The training will be provided at several locations in Norway before

relocation to Ghana

■ The program includes: ■ Aker Solutions training at several locations in Norway

■ Integration in delivery projects

■ Visits to key suppliers and fabrication sites

■ Exposure to Subsea Production Systems (XMTs, Umbilical…)

■ Offshore Experience

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Aker Solutions “Training Program” - Experience

■ Cooperation with «College of Engineering» University of Science and Technology

located in Kumasi.

■ Evaluation and interviews performed in Accra and Oslo and the best candidates were

offered a position

■ Three Ghanaian engineers accepted the position as ″Mechanical Engineer″ in Aker

Solutions:


■ Oswald Kortatsi (25 years) ■ Started in Aker Solutions (Oslo) in

May 2013

■ Kenneth Ayih (24 years) ■ Started in Aker Solutions (Oslo) in

January 2014

■ Daniel Aboagye (27 years) ■ Started in Aker Solutions (Oslo) in

January 2014


Oswald Kortatsi

■ Responsibilities: ■ Working on Jubilee FFD project for Tullow (Ghana)

■ Typical assignments: Product design and development, producing engineering documents, Supplier

visits and follow up, assisting lead engineer in maintaining MDL and ITP

■ Experience from Norway: ■ “Coming to Norway was my first time travelling outside Ghana. I had many fears, especially

about the weather. I’m happy to say I now feel completely settled here. The reception from

Aker was particularly helpful. Everyone offered advice and that really helped. At Aker, I have

been encouraged to participating in many fun activities such as Gokart racing, sledging and

Cross-country skiing. I’m also developing my Norwegian language skills through and Aker

sponsored language course”

■ Thoughts about Aker solutions & the Subsea Industry: ■ “My experience within the subsea industry with Aker so far has been very enlightening. I’m

continually challenged by my tasks and high quality solutions within the company. What I find

particularly helpful is the ease with which you can get help. Everyone is approachable and

willing to help and this has really helped my development as an engineer”



Kenneth Donkor Ayih

■ Responsibilities:

■ Working on the Moho Nord & 1Bis Project for TOTAL (Congo)

■ Writing testing procedures

■ Handling company comments on FAT

■ Visited Aker Subsea Norway Tranby manufacturing plant

■ Experience from Norway: “Very beautiful country with good scenery. Very friendly and helpful

people.”

■ Thoughts about Aker solutions: “Aker solutions’ multicultural working environment has given me

the opportunity to encounter a lot of people from different cultures and learn new cultures. Also,

with its astounding experience in the oil and gas sector and cutting edge technology , I believe I

have the right platform to learn a lot and build up experience for a good engineering career.”

■ Thoughts about the Subsea industry: “Considering how petroleum reservoirs are gradually

retreating from coastal lines into deeper waters, I believe subsea is the future of the oil & gas

industry and looking at Aker’s experience in executing Subsea projects, I also believe Aker is truly

the preferred partner in Subsea engineering. Hence, Aker Solutions is the Future!”



Daniel Aboagye

■ Responsibilities: ■ Working on the Aasta Hansteen for Statoil (Norway)

■ Typical assignments: Engineering documentation, Factory Acceptance Testing of Tie-in equipment,

participation in Final Design Reviews with installation company and client

■ Working at Aker Subsea Norway Tranby manufacturing plant for product inspections and cool

down test of the TEN Project

■ Experience from Norway: ■ “An ordered system with ready to help people”

■ “Very cold but it is not a hindrance to progress/Activities”

■ “Easy going with kind people (Welcoming)”

■ Thoughts about Aker solutions: ■ “Professionalism with a strong business ethics (international)”

■ “Executes vision tasks through practical living of the company’s driving values”

■ “Work-home balanced lives”

■ “Growth mind-set in business areas and workers development”

■ “Opened to a world class of culture (a good experience to man tolerance)”

■ Thoughts about the Subsea industry: ■ “A challenging but interesting field to start up a career – more to learn and execute”

■ “Requires a wide range of acquired knowledge”

■ “Division of labour yet team work is strongly implemented”



The Way forward

■ Continue «on the job» training

through projects

■ Exposure to all Subsea Production

System products (XMTs,

Umbilical….)

■ Participate to Offshore Course

■ Experience Fabrication Site and

Service Base

■ Relocation to Ghana and provide

on-site Client support ■ SIT support

■ Installation campaigns

■ Product refurbishment

■ Local fabrication


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