FPSO Clov - FPSO First Oil

FPSO CLOV - Cravo, Lirio, Orquidea and Violeta
Coordinates : Latitude / Longitude: -7.463248° / 11.56756°
Area: WAFR - West Africa
Status: Moored
IMO: 9630951
Vessel Type : Detailed: Floating Storage/Production
MMSI: 373695000
Call Sign: 3EXU4
Flag: Panama
Weight: 120,000 tons.
Gross Tonnage: 196,372
Summer DWT: 214,000 t
Length x Breadth : 305 x 61 m
Year Built: 2013
Builder : DSME
Design Life : 20 years
Production capacity: 160,000 barrels/day.
Water injection capacity: 319,000 barrels/day.
Storage capacity: 1.78 million barrels.
Gas compression capacity: 6.5 million cubic meters/day.
Maximum number of crew members: 240.
Price Tag : USD 1.8 billion
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Project Timeline
July 2010: The performance phase begins with the awarding of the major contracts.
June 2011: Construction of the FPSO components begins at the Paenal shipyard in Angola.
July 2011: Construction of the FPSO’s hull begins at the DSME shipyard in Okpo, South Korea.
August 2012: Drilling begins.
November 2012: The offshore installation campaign gets underway.
August 2013: The FPSO leaves South Korea, headed for the Paenal shipyard.
November 2013: The FPSO arrives at Paenal.
June 2014: Production begins.
Third-quarter 2016: Drilling ends.
CLOV deepwater megaproject in Block 17 offshore Angola, which cost USD 8.4 billion to first oil.
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[@sailing01]

Hello...we need to reuse your video,,can we ?thanks

[@OffshoreMaritimeEnergy]

You are welcome to share! 😁.

[@ramanandaghorai2900]

I am no working in fpso can possible sir

[@OffshoreMaritimeEnergy]

Good luck on the FPSO deployment !

[@ramanandaghorai2900]

Sir how many rank have in fpso

[@OffshoreMaritimeEnergy]

Hi there, thanks for watching the videos. The tanks will depend on the size of the FPSO and its application. We could have an all crude tanks, we could also have a mix of liquids and in some extends has LNG and its derivates. The total number of tanks differ based on vessel size i.e a product tanker no of tanks will be lower than a ULCC, similar to the FPSO's. Looking at the vessel GA would be able to help your question.