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Voor Drone filmjes kijk op het Youtube kanaal van Scheveningen Drone
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- Berichten: 165
- Lid geworden op: 21 dec 2010 20:24
- Locatie: Scheveningen
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Re: Offshore
Voor Drone filmjes kijk op het Youtube kanaal van Scheveningen Drone
Op de hoogte blijven over nieuwe filmpjes?, abbonneer op het kanaal
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Een offshore filmpje
https://youtu.be/Uryl425jG8M
https://youtu.be/Uryl425jG8M
Het slechtste wiel van de wagen kraakt het meest .
LEO
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Vroon Offshore Services to reduce operational fleet through lay-up.
As a direct result of the ongoing slump in offshore oil and gas activities,
Vroon Offshore Services will be taking twelve offshore-support vessels out of operation.
From the fourth quarter of 2015 onwards, five platform-supply vessels and seven emergency
response and rescue vessels (ERRV) will enter long-term lay-up.
In addition, a number of older ERRVs are being divested for recycling purposes.
Vroon Stated: “We deeply regret the corresponding reduction in on-board positions
and the consequences this has for our colleagues.”
The company said that rationalisation of the operational fleet and cost structure started earlier this year
and will remain apriority going forward due to current market conditions, which have created low vessel-utilisation levels.
Source: vroon.nl
As a direct result of the ongoing slump in offshore oil and gas activities,
Vroon Offshore Services will be taking twelve offshore-support vessels out of operation.
From the fourth quarter of 2015 onwards, five platform-supply vessels and seven emergency
response and rescue vessels (ERRV) will enter long-term lay-up.
In addition, a number of older ERRVs are being divested for recycling purposes.
Vroon Stated: “We deeply regret the corresponding reduction in on-board positions
and the consequences this has for our colleagues.”
The company said that rationalisation of the operational fleet and cost structure started earlier this year
and will remain apriority going forward due to current market conditions, which have created low vessel-utilisation levels.
Source: vroon.nl
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Petrofac Terminates Shipbuilding Contract with ZPMC.
London-based oilfield services provider Petrofac has terminated its contract with China’s Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Co.
(ZPMC) for the construction of a deepwater multi-purpose offshore vessel.
Petrofac says that the contract for the construction of Petrofac JSD 6000 was cancelled ‘‘due to issues with ZPMC’s performance.”
Ayman Asfari, Petrofac’s Chief Executive, said: “It is regrettable that it has become necessary for us to take this decision,
and the Board is now reviewing its options.”
Petrofac ordered the vessel back in 2014, and the vessel was expected to be delivered in 2017.
Source: petrofac.com
London-based oilfield services provider Petrofac has terminated its contract with China’s Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Co.
(ZPMC) for the construction of a deepwater multi-purpose offshore vessel.
Petrofac says that the contract for the construction of Petrofac JSD 6000 was cancelled ‘‘due to issues with ZPMC’s performance.”
Ayman Asfari, Petrofac’s Chief Executive, said: “It is regrettable that it has become necessary for us to take this decision,
and the Board is now reviewing its options.”
Petrofac ordered the vessel back in 2014, and the vessel was expected to be delivered in 2017.
Source: petrofac.com
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Vriendelijke groet Douwe.
De tijd gaat snel, gebruik hem wel,
het is altijd later dan u denkt.
De tijd gaat snel, gebruik hem wel,
het is altijd later dan u denkt.
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McDermott Awarded EPCI Project Offshore Qatar
McDermott International, Inc. announced on Nov 09 that it has been awarded a large brownfield contract
by RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) for the engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI)
of a flow assurance and looping project consisting of 74 miles of 6- and 8-inch pipeline and topside modifications,
offshore Qatar. Work is scheduled for completion by the end of the third quarter of 2017. Image: mcdermott
McDermott and RasGas have worked closely together for two decades with McDermott having fabricated
and installed numerous RasGas facilities offshore Qatar. Currently, the companies have an Engineering Service Agreement (ESA)
under which McDermott has executed several concept studies and Front End Engineering Design (FEED) projects. Additionally,
the McDermott team is assisting with the upgrade and replacement of three helidecks.
“Some 20 years ago, McDermott and RasGas began building what has become a historically strong working relationship,”
said Tom Mackie, McDermott’s Vice President, Middle East. “This set the stage for this award.
By combining our knowledge of the customer’s current production infrastructure,
early collaboration through our ESA, and our unique brownfield capabilities, McDermott provided RasGas with an optimal EPCI solution.”
Engineering, procurement and fabrication is expected to be performed by McDermott’s teams based in Dubai, U.A.E.
Vessels from the McDermott global fleet are expected to undertake the installation work.
Revenue for the order will be included in McDermott’s third quarter 2015 backlog.
Source: mcdermott.com
McDermott International, Inc. announced on Nov 09 that it has been awarded a large brownfield contract
by RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) for the engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI)
of a flow assurance and looping project consisting of 74 miles of 6- and 8-inch pipeline and topside modifications,
offshore Qatar. Work is scheduled for completion by the end of the third quarter of 2017. Image: mcdermott
McDermott and RasGas have worked closely together for two decades with McDermott having fabricated
and installed numerous RasGas facilities offshore Qatar. Currently, the companies have an Engineering Service Agreement (ESA)
under which McDermott has executed several concept studies and Front End Engineering Design (FEED) projects. Additionally,
the McDermott team is assisting with the upgrade and replacement of three helidecks.
“Some 20 years ago, McDermott and RasGas began building what has become a historically strong working relationship,”
said Tom Mackie, McDermott’s Vice President, Middle East. “This set the stage for this award.
By combining our knowledge of the customer’s current production infrastructure,
early collaboration through our ESA, and our unique brownfield capabilities, McDermott provided RasGas with an optimal EPCI solution.”
Engineering, procurement and fabrication is expected to be performed by McDermott’s teams based in Dubai, U.A.E.
Vessels from the McDermott global fleet are expected to undertake the installation work.
Revenue for the order will be included in McDermott’s third quarter 2015 backlog.
Source: mcdermott.com