[ Projects / Medium ]

Mid-Scale Project Experience

Focused delivery at the scale where every decision counts.

Examples of work delivered by Atticus Energy staff and associates across geography, discipline and project phase.

Middle East$50–100M value

01

Produced Water Treatment Upgrade

Engineering and PMC services for a produced water treatment system upgrade at an onshore oil facility, including induced gas flotation, hydrocyclones and disposal well tie-in.

Key deliverables

  • Basis of design and process simulation
  • Detail engineering packages for civil, process and instrumentation
  • Vendor technical bid evaluation and recommendation reports
  • Commissioning procedures and start-up support
East Africa$75M+ value

02

Gas Compression Station Expansion

FEED and project management for the expansion of an existing gas compression station, adding two reciprocating compressor trains and associated metering and control systems.

Key deliverables

  • FEED deliverables — layout, PFDs, P&IDs, instrument index
  • Equipment specifications and datasheet packages
  • ITT preparation and contractor selection support
  • Construction management and commissioning oversight
North Sea$30–60M value

03

Fuel Gas System Replacement

Brownfield replacement of an aging fuel gas system on a live production platform, requiring detailed modification studies, safety case updates and offshore execution.

Key deliverables

  • Brownfield modification study and tie-in register
  • Safety case review and SIL assessment
  • Detailed engineering and material take-off
  • Offshore construction support and punch-list closeout
North Africa$40M+ value

04

Solar-Hybrid Power Generation Feasibility

Feasibility and concept study for integrating solar PV generation into an existing diesel power facility at a remote upstream oil and gas site, targeting 30% renewable penetration.

Key deliverables

  • Energy demand analysis and generation modelling
  • Technology screening and concept selection
  • Grid integration study and protection coordination
  • Class 4 capital cost estimate and economics