Ceragon Offshore Communication Reference



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Ceragon Offshore Communication Reference OFFSHORE Software based High Capacity Microwave Radio communication for the Digital Oil fields NETWORKS High Performance Stabilized Microwave Antenna Platform WORKS OFFSHORE ATEX approved point to point microwave radio with coating for offshore environment

Ceragon Networks, Microwave Radio Experience Since 1947 Ceragon Networks was a key player when Norway s oil adventure started in the early 1970. The first system delivered was VSAT systems, followed a few years later by the first LOS microwave systems. From the first system the market has changed to a market with focus on bandwidth and availability. With today s change to IO (Integrated Operations) throughout the business, Ceragon has adapted to this with new, advanced radios, ATEX certificated radios and stabilized antennas. IO has now pushed the bandwidth requirement beyond what is possible and economical justifiable with VSAT systems. We experience more and more a minimum requirement of 32Mb/s to most drilling rigs and +100Mb/s on larger platforms. Drilling rigs with Integrated Operations and these requirements for bandwidth, has often no other alternative than point-to-point microwave radio solutions. But point-to-point microwave radios uses highly directional antennas which will point off target on a rig with motions in Pitch & Roll, moving from well to well and change of heading depending on weather conditions. The PointLink has for more than 10 years shown that it can deliver a stable and reliable communication link under these conditions. It is not influenced by propagation activities i.e. selective and/or flat fading, severe weather or rig movements. The Evolution radio has become one of the most advanced software based radios on the market today, and there is also a special offshore version with higher corrosion protection and offshore coating. Another option is an EEx nr zone 2 certified Evolution radio which can be installed in locations not normally associated with operational microwave radios. All of these options of the Evolution are without any heavy extra weather protection- or ATEX enclosures. The radio weighs only 8kg. Ceragon has over the years acquired vast amount of knowledge on how to transmit microwave signals across a water surface. Extensive testing both in the field and in our laboratory has given us the best tools to predict the performance of a microwave hop over sea. Based on this information Ceragon has developed a quadruple space diversity system which acts as a double space diversity system both hardware wise and propagation wise. This system is proven to be the best system for protection against propagation disturbance like flat and selective fading, two of the most problematic issues when transmitting microwave signals over a sea surface. Additionally, space diversity arrangement also gives protections for temporary obstructions such as container housings in front of the antennas or helicopters blocking the radio signal. Ceragon Networks has for decades proven to be the most reliable supplier for offshore communication solutions. The next pages show an abstract of our client list over the recent years.

Ceragon Networks Offshore Communications Stabilized antenna platforms, PointLink HC and LC Legacy (Abstract list) This list covers some of deliveries of PointLink HC&LC stabilized antenna systems for floating platforms and FPSO s in the North Sea. CUSTOMER HOP DETAILS RADIO EQUIPMENT YEAR POINTLINK TYPE * Statoil Åsgard A Åsgard B NL290, 7.5 GHz 1+1 1997 4 ea HC Statoil Åsgard B Åsgard C NL290, 7.5 GHz 1+1 1997 4 ea HC Statoil Åsgard B Heidrun NL290, 7.5 GHz 1+1 1997 3 ea HC SAGA Snorre B Statfjord B NL290, 7.5 GHz 1+1 2000 1 ea HC Statoil Glitne Petrojarl IV 13 GHz existing radio 2001 1 ea LC Hydro Troll B West Venture Existing radio 2 GHz 1+1 2000 4 ea LC Statoil Visund Gullfaks C CityLink, 1+1, 6 GHz 2003 2 ea LC Marathon Alvheim - Heimdal CityLink, 1+1, 6 GHz 2006 2 ea HC Hydro Troll B West Venture Citylink 6 GHz, STM-1 2005 4 ea LC Quadruple Space Diversity. Hydro Troll C Stena Dee Citylink 6 GHz, STM-1 2005 1 ea LC Shell Gamlemsveten (Onshore mountain site) West Navigator (hop length 118km) Quadruple Space Diversity. CityLink, 6 GHz, Quadruple Space Diversity *) Type HC is stabilized in two axis, and can carry parabolic antennas up to 3.0 meter. Type LC is stabilized in azimuth only, and have fixed elevation settable between 0 and ±6 degrees. 2006 4 ea HC

PointLink Mk II/III reference (abstract) Stabilized antenna platforms, PointLink Mk III CUSTOMER HOP DETAILS RADIO EQUIPMENT YEAR POINTLINK TYPE BP Valhall Safe Regalia Evolution 13 GHz 1+1 2009 3 ea 0.6m DA BP Borgland Dolphin - Heidrun/Skarv Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2009 2 ea 0.6m DA Petrobras, Brasil P25 P55 Evolution 7 GHz 1+1 2009 2 ea 0.6m DA Tampnet Bunchan A Tiffany Evolution 6 GHz 1+1 2010 2 ea 0.6m DA ExP BP Polar Pioneer Skarv Evolution L6 GHz 1+0 2010 3 ea 0.6m DA Tampnet Buckan Alpha Tartan Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2010 2 ea 0.6m DA ExP STATOIL Njord Draugen Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2011 2 ea 0.6 m DA STATOIL COSL Inovator Troll C COSL Promotor Evolution U6 GHz 1+1 2011 4 ea 0.6 m DA ENI SAIPEM Scarabeo 8 Fuglen (onshore ) Evolution U6 GHz 1+1 FD 2011 2 ea 0,6m DA STATOIL Njord Draugen Evolution L6GHz 1+1 FD 2011 2 ea 0,6m DA ExP ENI Goliat Scarabeo 8 Evolution L6GHz 1+1 FD 2011 3 ea 0.6m DA STATOIL Cosl Innovaton Promotor Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD Ex 2011 4 ea 0.6m DA ExP STATOIL Norne - Drilling rig Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD 2011 4 ea 0.6m DA STATOIL Aker Spitsbergen - Norne Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD 2011 4 ea 0.6m DA STATOIL Norne Deep Sea Bergen Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD 2011 2 ea 0.6 m DA Aker Edvard Grieg Flotel Evolution U6 GHz 1+0 SD 2012 2 ea 0.6m DA Tampnet Enquest Producer Valhall Evolution U6 GHz 1+1 FD 2012 1 ea 0.6m DA Statoil Island Wellserver Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2012 2 ea 0.6m DA Statoil Island Frontier Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2012 2 ea 0.6m DA Rignet Transocean Searcher Steinsfjellet (onshore site) Evolution U6Hz 1+0 SD 2013 2 ea 0.6m DA Statoil Heidrun - FSU Evolution 1+1 FD 2013 4 ea 0.6m DA Statoil Njord A- Njord B Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2013 6 ea 0.6m DA ExP P52 P54 P50 FPSO P25 Petrobras, P62 FPSO P55 8 ea 0.6m DA Evolution 1+1 FD 2013 Brazil P53 P18 2 ea 0.6m DA ExP FPSO Niteröi P26 Statoil Mariner PDQ - FSU Evolution 2x2+0 FD/SD 2014 2 ea 0.6m DA 4 ea 0.6m DA ExP Statoil Gina Krog - FSU Evolution 1+1 FD 2014 6 ea 0.6m DA ExP Statoil Songa Equinox Troll B Evolution 1+1 FD 2014 2 ea 0.6m DA Statoil Songa Endurance Troll B Evolution 1+1 FD 2014 2 ea 0.6m DA

Stabilized antenna platforms, PointLink Mk II A list of projects with PointLink Mk II type stabilized antenna systems. CUSTOMER HOP DETAILS RADIO EQUIPMENT YEAR POINTLINK TYPE StatoilHydro Gulen (mountain site) Gjøa Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 2 ea 2.0m DA ExP StatoilHydro Gulen (mountain site) Transocean Searcher Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 3 ea 0.6m DA ExP StatoilHydro Åsgard A Kristin Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 2 ea 0.6m DA StatoilHydro Bideford Dolphin Troll Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 4 ea 0.6m SA Westnet West Phoenix - Heidrun Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 4 ea 0.6m DA BP Skarv Heidrun Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2008 4 ea 1.2m DA 2 ea 2.0m SA Talisman Yme Bjerkreim (mountain site, hop length 123 km ) Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2009 2 ea 2.0m DA ExP Eni Goliat 296 Sørøya (onshore site) Evolution L6 GHz 1+1 2011 2 ea 2.0m DA ExP Teekay FPSO Knarr Steinfjellet (onshore site) Evolution 2x1+1 FD/SD 2012 2 ea 1.2m DA Pertobras, Brazil P40 FPSO Niteröi Evolution 1+1 FD 2013 1 ea 1.2m DA *) Type DA stabilize in two axis, and can carry parabolic antennas up to 2.0 meter. Type SA stabilize in azimuth only, and have fixed elevation settable between 0 and +6 degrees. PointLink Mk II 2.0m antenna with radome PointLink MkIII 0.6 m antenna with radome

Fixed Microwave Radio Links (Evolution/FibeAir) CUSTOMER HOP DETAILS EQUIPMENT YEAR NSC Gyda - Ula Evolution L6GHz, 1+1 2007 StatoilHydro Heidrun Stena Don Evolution L6GHz, 1+0 2007 Tampnet Harding Beryl A Evolution L6GHz, QSD 2008 Tampnet Beryl A Beryl B Evolution L6GHz, QSD 2008 StatoilHydro Tyrihans Åsgard Evolution L6GHz, 1+0 2008 Tampnet Ringhorne Grane Evolution L6GHz, 1+1 2008 StatoilHydro GFA Deep Sea Atlantic Evolution L6GHz, 1+0 2008 StatoilHydro Åsgard B Deep Sea Bergen Evolution L6GHz, 1+0 2009 Tampnet Brae A Tiffany Evolution 7GHz, QSD, ExnR 2009 Tampnet Tiffany Piper Evolution L6GHz, QSD, ExnR 2009 Tampnet Piper Claymore Evolution L6GHz, QSD, ExnR 2009 Tampnet Claymore Tartan Evolution 13GHz, QSD, ExnR 2009 Tampnet Tartan Scott Evolution 13GHz, QSD, ExnR 2009 StatoilHydro Oseberg A Oseberg Sør Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 StatoilHydro Oseberg Sør Brage Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 StatoilHydro Brage Oseberg C Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 StatoilHydro Oseberg C Oseberg Øst Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 StatoilHydro Oseberg Øst Vestlefrikk A Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 StatoilHydro Vestlefrikk A Troll C Evolution LH L6GHz, 2+1 QSD 2009 BP Valhall Hod Evolution 18 GHz 1+0, ExnR 2010 Petrobras, Brazil Espirito Santo (Morro Fonte Grande Evolution 8 GHz, LH 1+1 2009 Cavalinhos Cacimbas UTC) Petrobras, Brazil Rio de Janeiro PCE-1 Project (DTS.E Evolution LH 4 GHz, 1+0 2009 Altissimo Caledonia PCE1) Petrobras, Brazil Campos Basin (PNA2 P40) Evolution LH 7.5GHz, 1+1 2010 Aker Mongstad Gulen Evolution 10GHz, 1+1 2010 Statoil Troll Stena Don Evolution L6GHz, 1+0, ExnR 2010 Statoil Sleipner Ocean Vanguard Evolution L6GHz, 1+0, ExnR 2010 Statoil Snorre Stena Don Evolution L6GHz, 1+0, ExnR 2010 Statoil Stena Don - Troll C Evolution U6 GHz 1+1 FD/SD 2010 Statoil SONGA TRYM - TROLL B Evolution U6 GHz 1+1 FD 2011 Petrobras, Brazil Mossoró Project (SMS PUB02) FibeAir IP10 1+1, 7GHz 2011 Statoil Gudrun Grane Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2011 Conoco Phillips Valhall - Ekol Evolution L6GHz, 5+1 FD/SD 2011 Conoco Phillips Ekol - Judy Evolution L6GHz, 1+1 FD/SD 2011 Conoco Phillips Ekol - Eldfisk Evolution L6GHz, 4+1 FD/SD 2011 Petrobras, Brazil Refinaria REVAP (Pico do Papagaio FibeAir IP10 1+1, U6GHz 2011 Mogi) Petrobras, Brazil Norcon Empresarial (Porto Norcon) FibeAir IP10 1+1, U6GHz 2011

Petrobras, Brazil Refinaria REVAP (Mogi São José dos FibeAir IP10 1+1, U6GHz 2011 Campos) Petrobras, Brazil Itaóca (FST Itaoca SDV05) FibeAir IP10 1+0, 7GHz 2012 Statoil, Brazil Manchete- Altissimo Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD 2012 Statoil, Brazil Peregrino / WHPB1- Altissimo Evolution U6Hz 1+1 FD/SD 2012 Statoil Valemon - Gullfaks A Evolution U6GHz 1+1 FD/SD 2012 ENI Saipam Scarabeo 8 Onshore/ Fuglen - Nuvsvåg Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2012 Statoil Sleipner - Draugen Evolution 1+1 FD/SD 2013 Petrobras, Brazil P52 P54 Evolution 1+1 FD 2013 Statoil, UK Mariner - Beryl Evolution 1+1 FD/SD ExnR 2014 Statoil Gina Krog - Gudrun Evolution 1+1 FD/SD ExnR 2014 SEIC, Russia 2 Links Evolution LH 4+0 2013 2 Links Evolution LH 2+0 ONGC, India 6 Links Evolution 7/8GHz 1+1 FD/SD 2014 (one terminal ExnR) Harris Caprock 1 link, Rig - Platform Evolution 1+1 FD/SD EXnR 2014 *) QSD = Quadruple Space Diversity

Fixed Microwave Radio Links (Legacy) CUSTOMER HOP DETAILS EQUIPMENT YEAR Shell UK Brent D-Gullfaks C NL 290 6 GHz 2004 Shell UK Brent C- Gullfaks A NL 290 6 GHz 2004 TampNett North Alwyn(Total) Gullfaks A (Statoil) CityLink L6 GHz, QSD* 2006 TampNett Bruce Heimdal CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2006 TampNett Harding Brae E CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2006 BP/Amoco- Valhall - Harald via passive repeater NL182 1+1, 4*2 Mb/s, 7.5 GHz 2004 Semco DK Hydro Oseberg A Oseberg East Interlink 1+1 SD, 7GHz 2004 Hydro Oseberg A Oseberg C Interlink 1+1 SD, 11GHz 2004 Hydro Oseberg A Oseberg South Interlink 1+1 SD, 11GHz 2004 Hydro Oseberg A Brage Interlink 1+1 SD, 11GHz 2004 Hydro Troll A Troll B Interlink 1+1 SD, 7GHz 2005 Hydro Troll B Troll C Interlink 1+1 SD, 7GHz 2005 Statoil Åsgard B Rig Transocean Searcher Citylink 6 GHz 2005 Hydro Troll B Vest Venture Citylink 6 GHz 2005 Hydro Troll B Stena Dee Citylink 6 GHz 2005 TampNett Sleipner A Brae A CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2005 Semco Mærsk Denmark Citylink 1+0 2005 TampNett Oseberg A Veslefrikk A Interlink 2+1 SD, 7GHz 2006 Maersk Sleipner A Maersk Inspirer CityLink L6 GHz 2006 TampNett Bruce Beryl B CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2007 TampNett Beryl B Beryl A CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2007 TampNett Beryl A Harding CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2007 TampNett Jotun B Heimdal CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2007 TampNett Grane Ringhorne CityLink L6 GHz, QSD 2007 StatoilHydro Gullfaks A Kvitebjørn InterLink 7GHz, 2+1 2007 *) QSD = Quadruple Space Diversity Fixed ANTENNAS