MODEC’s First FPSO Order In Guyana

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MODEC said it would proceed with engineering, procurement, and construction on the Uaru FPSO vessel following a final investment decision on the Uaru offshore oil project by ExxonMobil in Guyana last month, says an article published on oedigital.

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The Uaru FPSO is named ‘Errea Wittu’, which means ‘abundance,’ and will be the fifth offshore FPSO in Guyana, and the first to be supplied by MODEC. The first four, two of which are now in production in the...

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Wärtsilä Lands FPSO Operation And Maintenance Job Off

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Wärtsilä would operate – on behalf of the owner, 3R Petroleum – the power modules onboard the P-63 FPSO, which works at the Papa Terra oilfield, located at a water depth of 1,200 meters. This is part of the BC-20 concession and it started operating in 2013, says an article published on offshore-energy.

Five-year optimised maintenance

Additionally, the Finnish firm signed a five-year optimised maintenance agreement with 3R Petroleum to ensure the reliability and...

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Keppel O&M wins $2.9 billion newbuild FPSO contract

Petroleo Brasileiro S.A (Petrobras) has awarded Keppel Offshore & Marine’s Keppel Shipyard subsidiary in Singapore has won an approximately US$2.9 billion order from for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of the P-80 floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO).

Scheduled for completion in the first half 2026, the P-80 is the second FPSO that Keppel O&M will be building for Petrobras for the Buzios field offshore Brazil. The first of the two, P-78, is currently...

https://www.marinelog.com/offshore/keppel-om-wins-2-9-billion-newbuild-fpso-contract/

ABS And Leading FPSO Operators Publish Best Practices For Safer Operations

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Industry best practices for addressing the challenges posed by an aging global Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) fleet have been published by ABS in a safety milestone for the sector. Enhancing Safety on FPSOs, Practical Considerations for Operations and Maintenance is the product of an ABS-led working group consisting of Chevron, Shell Trading (U.S.) Company, Petrobras, MODEC and SBM as well as The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA), the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI)...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/abs-and-leading-fpso-operators-publish-best-practices-for-safer-operations/

Much-Debated $12 Billion Offshore Oil Project ‘Bay Du Nord’ Approved By Canada

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The environment minister of Canada approved a much-debated offshore oil project on Wednesday. It is expected to see about 300 million barrels of oil extracted in 30 years and set back the extraordinary efforts made to curb climate changes.

In a statement, Steven Guilbeault mentioned that the Norway-based company Equinor’s development of oil discoveries located in the Flemish Pass Basin, about 500 kilometres toward the east of St. Johns in Newfoundland, had been able to pass an environmental...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/much-debated-12-billion-offshore-oil-project-bay-du-nord-approved-by-canada/

Nigerian Oil Storage Vessel Exploded With Up To 60000 Barrels Of Crude Oil Onboard

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An oil storage vessel that exploded off the Nigeria coast earlier this week was loaded with about 50,000-60,000 barrels full of crude oil. This was reported by Sharon Ikeazor, the Minister of Environment on Saturday.

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Nigeria’s Shebah Exploration & Production Company Ltd (SEPCOL) reportedly informed that dark flames had completely blanketed the Trinity Spirit floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel after the blast.

A group of highly specialized government...

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FPSO Blast Off Nigeria: 3 Crew Members Discovered Alive, 7 Still Missing & 1 Body Found

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Three crew members on a Nigerian oil vessel that succumbed to a blast and sank last week were found alive. Seven continued to be missing, per the information shared by the ship operator.

Furthermore, during the early hours of Sunday 6 February, a dead body was found near the FPSO. The identity is yet to get ascertained.

A stringent Joint Investigation Visit or JIV with stakeholders, expert organizations, and relevant authorities took place on 5 February. The focus is on prioritizing...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/fpso-blast-off-nigeria-3-crew-members-discovered-alive-7-still-missing-1-dead/

Watch: FPSO Trinity Spirit Explodes Off Nigerian Coast; 10 Crew Members Feared Did

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Trinity Spirit, a Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel with a capacity of processing about 22,000 barrels of oil daily can inject about 40,000 barrels of water daily, and also store two million barrels loaded with oil, has unexpectedly exploded. It has reportedly sunk near the Ukpokiti Terminal in Nigeria.

Reports suggested that 10 workers had been onboard the facilities, of which seven went missing, and three casualties were feared. The blast was also confirmed by the owner...

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