The award follows recently completed contracts under which KBR successfully delivered the FEED as an integrated member of Shell's development team across the whole of the Manatee project. (Source: Shutterstock)
KBR said Oct.14 it has been awarded an engineering and procurement services contract for Shell’s Beachfield Manatee upgrade, the onshore portion of the Manatee gas field project offshore Trinidad and Tobago.
KBR will provide engineering and procurement services for Shell's Manatee project located in the East Coast Marine Area. The Manatee natural gas field provides gas for the country's Atlantic LNG facility. Manatee is slated to start production in 2027. Once online, Manatee is expected to reach peak production of approximately 104,000 boe/d, according to Shell’s website.
The award follows recently completed contracts under which KBR successfully delivered the FEED as an integrated member of Shell's development team across the whole of the Manatee project.
"We are thrilled to be a key contributor to Shell's Manatee project and continue our substantial presence in the LNG market," said Jay Ibrahim, president sustainable technology solutions. "This win highlights KBR's strong energy security capabilities that support our clients' goals of providing reliable and accessible natural resources that meet the world's long-term energy needs and support energy transition."
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