Suriname’s Symbolic Surge Spurs Strategic Supply Success
Suriname’s first large-scale offshore oil project, GranMorgu, signals an epochal leap for the country’s economic prospects and energy sector. Located about 150 kilometers from the coast in Block 58, this development is led by TotalEnergies and its partners, who aim to extract around 220,000 barrels of oil daily by 2028. The project will harness both shallow and deep water wells, linking production to a floating production, storage and offloading vessel. Beyond numbers, GranMorgu represents Suriname’s debut on the global offshore oil stage, heralding new jobs, investments and a strengthened national economy.
Rig Direct Resilience Reinforces Revenue & Reliability
At the heart of this endeavor, Tenaris will supply roughly 47,000 metric tons of casing and tubing equipped with its proprietary TenarisHydril Blue and Wedge Series connections. These advanced products include 13 Chrome steel grades, selected for their corrosion resistance and durability in challenging offshore environments. A standout feature is Tenaris’s Dopeless technology, a mill-applied, dry coating that streamlines pipe preparation and storage, reduces rig time and improves safety by eliminating the need for conventional liquid dope during installation. “We are proud to support TotalEnergies and Suriname in the development of this new frontier,” remarked Andrea Bassetti, Tenaris President for the Andean region. “This award reflects the value we can bring through integrating our product technologies with specialized services and our presence in Suriname.”
Local Logistics & Lifecycle Leadership Lend Lasting Leverage
Tenaris’s involvement extends far beyond material supply. Under its Rig Direct model, the company offers comprehensive services, including demand forecasting, pipe management, on-site preparation, surplus handling and returns. These services will be anchored by a dedicated yard that Tenaris has leased in Suriname, ensuring efficient delivery and local responsiveness. This holistic approach not only optimises costs but also helps reduce downtime, a critical factor in complex offshore operations. The local yard symbolises Tenaris’s commitment to embedding itself within Suriname’s growing energy ecosystem.
Coated Carbon Conduits Chart Deepwater Development
Complementing its casing and tubing supply, Tenaris will also deliver around 37,000 metric tons, roughly 190 kilometers, of seamless carbon steel line pipe, covered in anticorrosion and thermal insulation coatings. These pipes will be installed at water depths reaching up to 1,100 meters, forming subsea production flowlines and supporting water and gas injection systems vital for maintaining reservoir pressure. Advanced S-Lay and J-Lay vessels will deploy these pipelines, balancing engineering precision and adaptability amid challenging subsea conditions.
Global Grid Guarantees GranMorgu Goals
Production of these pipelines and application of specialized coatings will leverage Tenaris’s global manufacturing and coating network, particularly facilities in Italy and Mexico. This international production strategy ensures flexibility, scale and timely delivery. By centralizing expertise and dispersing production, Tenaris aims to meet the demanding timeline and stringent quality requirements of a flagship offshore project like GranMorgu.
One Line Orchestration Optimizes Offshore Operations
The line pipe supply is bundled under Tenaris’s One Line service model, an integrated project management offering that combines engineering, manufacturing, coating and logistics. This model streamlines processes, reduces project risks and adapts dynamically to changes. “We are delighted that our customers have recognized the value created through the integration of Shawcor’s coatings and expertise within the Tenaris portfolio,” said Michele Della Briotta, Tenaris President in Europe. “The GranMorgu project will leverage our comprehensive One Line package, fully integrating the supply of line pipe and coatings. This will play a key role in advancing the development of one of the region’s most promising deepwater basins.”
Promising Project Propels Partnerships & Prosperity
With first oil projected by 2028, GranMorgu is set to bolster Suriname’s GDP, create local jobs and catalyze technology transfer. For Tenaris, it underlines the company’s strategic ability to blend advanced product technologies, global manufacturing and local support into a seamless supply chain. By backing Suriname’s offshore aspirations, Tenaris also strengthens relationships with global operators like TotalEnergies and project partners such as Saipem. Beyond steel, coatings and logistics, this collaboration is about co-creating a new energy chapter for Suriname and South America.
Key Takeaways
Tenaris to supply around 47,000 metric tons of casing & tubing enhanced by Dopeless technology for Suriname’s first offshore oil project.
Separate contract covers 37,000 metric tons of seamless line pipe and thermal insulation coatings for subsea deployment.
Rig Direct and One Line models integrate manufacturing, coating, logistics and local yard operations to optimize delivery and efficiency.
Tenaris Triumphs & Transforms Suriname’s Offshore Odyssey
By:
Nishith
2025年7月23日星期三
Synopsis:
Tenaris has secured significant contracts from TotalEnergies and Saipem to supply casing, tubing, seamless line pipe and thermal insulation coatings for Suriname’s first major offshore oil project, GranMorgu. Set about 150 kilometers off the Surinamese coast, the project in Block 58 is expected to produce 220,000 barrels of oil per day by 2028, marking a transformative moment for the nation’s economy. Tenaris will supply around 47,000 metric tons of casing and tubing enhanced by Dopeless technology, and 37,000 metric tons of line pipe for subsea flowlines and injection lines, supporting Suriname’s emergence as an offshore energy producer.




















