SUBSEA contracts worth at least $4.25 billion have been delayed for a minimum of two years, according to London-based TechnipFMC. Chief executive Doug Pferdehirt late last week told analysts after the company posted a second-quarter profit: "We have identified eight projects that have been extended beyond mid-2022." He added: "Importantly, none of these developments have been cancelled and they remain longer-terms opportunities for future awards." The schemes pinpointed are Petronas' Kelidang in Malaysia, BP's PAJ and Eni's Agogo off Angola, ExxonMobil's Neptun Deep off Romania, Shell's Gato de Mato and Petrobras' Lula in Brazil, BP's Tortue phase two off Mauritania and Senegal, and Woodside Petroleum's Browse in Australian waters.
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机译：基于伦敦的TechnipFMC的说法，根据伦敦的TechnipFMC的说法，海底合同至少延迟了至少两年。首席执行官Doug Pferdehirt上周晚些时候告诉分析师在公司发布第二季度利润后：“我们已经确定了八个项目，这些项目已于2022年中期延伸。”他补充说：“重要的是，这些发展都没有被取消，他们仍然是未来奖项的更长术语机会。”精确定位的计划是马来西亚的Petronas'Kelidang，BP的PAJ和Eni的Agogo Offango，埃克森美孚的Neptun深度罗马尼亚，巴西的贝壳的Gato de Mato和Petrobras'Lula，BP的倾临州第二阶段拍摄毛里塔尼亚和塞内加尔，以及Woodside Petroleum在澳大利亚浏览水。
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