Berge Helene FPSO

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Summary Information

Brief Description

  • Berge Helene is capable of handling a daily production capacity up to 75,000 bopd and has a storage capacity of 1.6 million barrels of oil.
  • Berge Helene (IMO 7360083) was a floating storage/production unit of 274,333 deadweight-ton capacity built in France in 1976 and converted to an FPSO in Singapore in 2005. The vessel was 372 meters long, 52 meters wide and has a depth of 27.4 meters

Contractors

  • **Keppel:** FPSO Conversion
  • **Inocean:** Design
  • **ABB:** Engineering and construction of oil processing units, including control and automation systems
  • **Jotun:** Painting

Status

  • Scrapped

History

  • 2001 - ABB awarded engineering contract
  • 2004 - Keppel Shipyard wins FPSO contract
  • 2006 - First oil produced
  • 2014 - Contract extended until 2017
  • 2018 - The vessel was removed from the field
  • 2021 - The vessel was sent for recycling

Other Information

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Links

  1. ABB FPSO References
  2. Jotun FPSO References
  3. Inocean FPSO References
  4. Keppel Shipyard wins FPSO contract
  5. ABB wins $95-million in orders to build and operate offshore oil production units
  6. First Oil in Mauritania
  7. BW Offshore: Contract extension for FPSO Berge Helene
  8. Recycling the FPSO Berge Helene in compliance with Hong Kong Convention