Following shipyard upgrades to the Sevan Marine FPSO “Voyageur Spirit” at the Nymo upgrade yard at Eydehavn, Norway, the vessel has since departed under tow to the Huntington Field in the UK sector of the North Sea. She cast off her moorings at 0750 on Sunday morning and is scheduled to arrive on station, Thursday, 4 October.
Carl Lieungh, Sevan Marine’s CEO said: “We are pleased that the Voyageur upgrade work at Nymo is now completed, and that the unit is on its way to the field where it will start producing and generate revenue for its owner and the field owners.”
The upgrade has included increasing the oil processing capacity from 20,000 to 30,000 barrels of oil per day, adding gas compression of 38 million standard cubic feet per day and adding 48,000 barrels of water injection capacity per day. First oil is expected before the end of the year.
The Huntington Partners are E.ON E&P 25% (Operator), Premier 40%, Noreco 20% and Carrizo 15%.
All images courtesy Sevan Marine
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