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=== Summary Information ===
* Operator: Pemex
* Country: Mexico
* Location: 80 kilometres (50 mi) offshore in the Bay of Campeche
* Production start: 1979
* Partners:
* Type: Oil
* Estimated Reserves:
* Production Volume: 2.21 mbpd at peak in 2003

=== Description ===
* One of the World's largest oil fields, it is comprised of four major fields: Akal, Nohoch, Chac and Kutz
* Another great virtue of Cantarell has been its relatively low production cost per barrel
* The FSO Ta'Kuntah is designed to receive a throughput of 800,000 bopd and to perform both tandem and side-by-side offloadings, the only facility in the world designed to conduct this operation simultaneously

=== Contractors ===
* **FMC Technologies:** 10 shallow water trees, including umbilicals and surface control systems
* **Dragados Off-Shore:**
** Turn-key contract to design, supply and install a gas compression platform
** Engineering, acquisitions, construction, assembly and installation of a 1,100 ton platform with 1,330 ton living-quarters module and bridge connecting it to PEMEX's Akal-G production platform
** Gas processing and compression platform
* **Modec:** Supply and operation of FSO Ta'Kuntah
* **Sofec:** FSO External Turret
* **Fluor:** Procurement, construction, testing and load out of two wellhead recovery structures
* **Saipem:** EPC - 78B (AKAL-L) - production platform, flare and bridge structures
* **Heerema Marine Contractors:** Cantarell EPC-1 - 5 Jackets
* **Seaway Heavy Lifting:** Inst. - 4 platforms for Cantarell AKAL-GC Project

=== History ===
* 1972 -A fisherman, Rudesindo Cantarell, discovered an oil slick that flowed from the deep sea in the Gulf of Mexico
* 1998 - Dragados Off-Shore awarded contract for gas compression platform
* 2001 - Dragados Off-Shore awarded contracts for 3 platforms
* 2003 - Cantarell production peaked by averaging 2.21 million barrels
* 2004 - Ex-Im Bank approved a $287.3 million long-term loan guarantee to support development of Cantarell
* 2004 - Installation works of the accommodation module IPC 39
* 2005 - FSO Ta'Kuntah achieved the 500 millionth barrel
* 2007 - FMC Technologies awarded contract to Supply Subsea Systems
* 2008 - FSO Ta'Kuntah hits One Billion Barrels
* 2009 - Fluor awarded contract for two lightweight offshore platforms

=== Geology ===
* The reservoirs are formed from carbonate breccia of Upper Cretaceous age

=== Links ===
# [http://www.pemex.com/index.cfm?action=content&sectionid=137&catid=12222 Cantarell, Pemex]
# [[Saipem Fixed Offshore Production Facilities Project References]]
# [[Sofec FPSO References]]
# [[Seaway Heavy Lifting Oil And Gas References]]
# [[International Protective Coatings Fixed Platform References]]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:dragados-offshore-contract-in-mexico Dragados Offshore, Contract in Mexico]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:grupo-dragados-to-build-an-off-shore-platform-for-th Grupo Dragados to build an off-shore platform for the Mexican oil company PEMEX]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:grupo-dragados-will-build-an-offshore-platform-for-p Grupo Dragados will build an offshore platform for Pemex for 34,600 million pesetas]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:installation-of-ipc-39-project Installation of IPC 39 Project]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:bank-supports-338-million-export-of-oil-equipment-se EX-IM Bank Supports $338 Million Export Of Oil Equipment, Services From 50 U.S. Companies To Mexico]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:1-billion-ex-im-bank-financing-will-support-mexican $1 Billion Ex-Im Bank Financing Will Support Mexican Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Projects]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:fmc-technologies-to-supply-subsea-systems-for-pemex/ FMC Technologies to Supply Subsea Systems for Pemex's Cantarell Project in the Gulf of Mexico]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:first-gulf-of-mexico-fso-exports-500-millionth-barre/ First Gulf of Mexico FSO Exports 500 Millionth Barrel of Oil]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:modec-fso-hits-one-billion-barrel-offloading-mark-an/ MODEC FSO hits One Billion Barrel offloading mark and 10 years of continuous operations]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:3377 Sea Trucks Group gets first contract award in Mexico]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:ica-fluor-wins-offshore-platform-project ICA Fluor Wins Offshore Platform Project]

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 === Description ===
 * One of the World's largest oil fields, it is comprised of four major fields: Akal, Nohoch, Chac and Kutz
 * Another great virtue of Cantarell has been its relatively low production cost per barrel
 * The FSO Ta'Kuntah is designed to receive a throughput of 800,000 bopd and to perform both tandem and side-by-side offloadings, the only facility in the world designed to conduct this operation simultaneously

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 === Contractors ===
-* **FMC Technologies:** 10 shallow water trees, including umbilicals and surface control systems
+* '''FMC Technologies:''' 10 shallow water trees, including umbilicals and surface control systems
-* **Dragados Off-Shore:**
+* '''Dragados Off-Shore:'''
 ** Turn-key contract to design, supply and install a gas compression platform
 ** Engineering, acquisitions, construction, assembly and installation of a 1,100 ton platform with 1,330 ton living-quarters module and bridge connecting it to PEMEX's Akal-G production platform
 ** Gas processing and compression platform
-* **Modec:** Supply and operation of FSO Ta'Kuntah
+* '''Modec:''' Supply and operation of FSO Ta'Kuntah
-* **Sofec:** FSO External Turret
+* '''Sofec:''' FSO External Turret
-* **Fluor:** Procurement, construction, testing and load out of two wellhead recovery structures
+* '''Fluor:''' Procurement, construction, testing and load out of two wellhead recovery structures
-* **Saipem:** EPC - 78B (AKAL-L) - production platform, flare and bridge structures
+* '''Saipem:''' EPC - 78B (AKAL-L) - production platform, flare and bridge structures
-* **Heerema Marine Contractors:** Cantarell EPC-1 - 5 Jackets
+* '''Heerema Marine Contractors:''' Cantarell EPC-1 - 5 Jackets
-* **Seaway Heavy Lifting:** Inst. - 4 platforms for  Cantarell AKAL-GC Project
+* '''Seaway Heavy Lifting:''' Inst. - 4 platforms for Cantarell AKAL-GC Project
 === History ===

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 === History ===
-* 1972 -A fisherman, Rudesindo Cantarell, discovered an oil slick that flowed from the deep sea in the Gulf of Mexico
+* 1972 - A fisherman, Rudesindo Cantarell, discovered an oil slick that flowed from the deep sea in the Gulf of Mexico
 * 1977 - Akal field discovered
 * 1998 - Dragados Off-Shore awarded contract for gas compression platform