Offshore - Oil & Gas

TechnipFMC wins West Hub Tails flexible pipe contract

TechnipFMC has secured an Azule Energy contract for the West Hub Tails project, covering flexible flowlines, risers and associated equipment linked to the Agogo FPSO.

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13, August 2026
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TechnipFMC has been awarded a flexible pipe contract by Azule Energy for the West Hub Tails project, an extension of the Block 15/06 Agogo Integrated Development.

Announced on 11 August 2026, the contract covers the design and manufacture of flexible flowlines, risers and associated equipment. The equipment will accommodate production from the West Hub area for consolidation into the Agogo Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading vessel.

TechnipFMC categorises the award as a significant contract, which the company defines as being valued between $75 million and $250 million. The award will be included in inbound orders in the third quarter of 2026.

The contract follows TechnipFMC’s work with Azule Energy across two previous phases of the Agogo development.

Tags: Agogo Integrated Development, Azule Energy, Block 15/06, Featured News, Flexible Pipe, subsea, TechnipFMC, West Hub Tails

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