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Value mapping - from design to end of field life, maximising assets

The Alliance between AkerBP, Aker Solutions and Subsea 7 is based on a few simple but fundamental principles. Some of these are early engagement, openness and information sharing, working together in integrated teams and sharing of commercial upsides and downsides. In practical terms this means that a joint project team is established already at DG1 and works together to maximize the value of the project through the Select, Improve and Execution phases and all parties benefit from finding and developing the overall most cost effective solutions.

This close collaboration allows for maximizing the value of a field development considering the initial development cost, operation and decommissioning. By combining the competence and experience of operator, SURF and SPS suppliers early in the project phase, before key decisions are made, the impact of alternative solutions on both CAPEX and OPEX can be better assessed. The intent of continuity through pre-FEED, FEED and into execution also allows the suppliers to present their overall best solutions without reservations and without a concern that technology and intellectual property will be disclosed to others. Last but not least, a combined team allows for much better optimization and reduced interface risk between SPS and SURF scopes.

Certain techniques can be used to map the value stakeholders and specific elements can add to a field development from design to end of life and give valuable insight into opportunities for creating value.

Stian Sande

Stian Sande has 17 years of experience in the subsea pipeline business. He is currently Business Unit Director for Subsea 7 Norway in the North Sea and Canada.

His career began in 2001 as Junior Engineer in Acergy Norway AS. Stian has had several roles within Projects and Operations for both Companies; Acergy and Subsea 7.

He has a Master Degree, Offshore Technology, Subsea Engineering from Stavanger University Collage and a Bachelor Degree, Mechanical Engineering. As well as Educational Leadership and Management courses.
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