Operating in the North Sea under strict UK regulatory oversight with strong performance since first oil in 2017.
In continuous operation since 2017 in the UKCS, the FPSO has not experienced any structural damage or any operational limitations attributable to weather.
Station‑keeping systems have consistently outperformed design parameters, with no excursions beyond limits, ensuring safe and reliable positioning even under severe conditions.
All utilities and equipment have operated as designed, validating the robustness of the unit’s design envelope and demonstrating capability beyond expected weather thresholds.
Holds the DNV ABATE notation, reflecting structured measures to improve energy efficiency and manage emissions in line with industry standards.
Nameplate of 125,000 bpd total liquids, 60,000 bpd oil, and 125,000 bpd water injection (incl. up to 75,000 bpd low sulphate seawater top up), ensuring predictable and flexible field management. (Ability to handle fluids in excess of nameplate capacities.
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BW Adolo has been successfully redeployed and recommissioned for new field conditions, demonstrating BW Offshore’s capability to plan and execute relocation, modification and integration activities.
The unit has operated on the Dussafu field with BW Energy since 2018, supporting stable production performance and predictable day-to-day operations.
A long presence in West Africa has resulted in familiarity with local conditions, established procedures and an operating environment that supports reliable field development and ongoing operations.
The unit’s operational history and redeployment experience contribute to BW Offshore’s broader competence base for future projects where existing assets may require adaptation or relocation.
Successfully executed its first full, rapid disconnect operation in 2020 to evade an approaching hurricane, demonstrating BW Offshore’s operational expertise in managing weather-related risks in the Gulf of America.
Designed for, and successfully deployed in 2,600 m water depth, highlighting BW Offshore’s competence in deepwater operations.
With 80,000 bpd processing capacity and an exceptional uptime and safety record, including flawless regulatory compliance under BSEE, BW Pioneer has delivered stable operations since 2012.
Under a five-year reimbursable O&M contract, BW Offshore maintains responsibility for ongoing operations and maintenance, ensuring continuity of the established operating model.
BW Pioneer has operated under several major clients, including Petrobras and Murphy, demonstrating BW Offshore’s ability to deliver within the demanding standards set by leading operators and strict US offshore regulations.
Designed to handle 850 MMSCFD of raw gas and 11,000 bpd of stabilised condensate, supporting stable production for one of Australia’s major gas developments.
A suite of energy-efficient systems, including combined-cycle power generation and waste-heat recovery, reduces energy consumption by up to 66% and lowers greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 15%, equivalent to 2.3 million tonnes of CO₂ over the asset’s lifetime.
Engineered to meet the safety, environmental and operational requirements of Australian offshore regulation, with design features that support robust compliance and long-term operational integrity.
At 358 m long and 64 m wide, the Rapid Framework (RFW®) hull supports over 45,000 tonnes of topsides equipment and is constructed for long-term durability, stability and lifecycle performance.
Designed to operate in a 100-year storm and to survive a 10 000-year cyclone storm.
A high-efficiency 184 MW combined-cycle power generation plant, two-stage cold dewpointing and modern gas treatment systems provide reliable, stable and low-emission operations.
Modular topsides and dedicated expansion space, including Module M60 for future compression requirements, enable phased upgrades and adaptation to evolving field conditions.
The FPSO was designed, fabricated and integrated across multiple locations in Asia during a period marked by COVID-19 and supply chain challenges - showcasing BW Offshore’s ability to deliver complex, regulatory-driven projects at scale and with a strong focus on safety, quality and efficiency.
Delivered in 2006 and designed for long-term operation in offshore environments. The unit operated for approximately 12 years before lay-up in a benign location, resulting in good hull preservation and limited anticipated refurbishment scope for future reuse.
Equipped with an external turret, enabling flexibility across a range of metocean conditions and supporting deployment in both benign and more demanding offshore environments.
As the existing topsides are not intended for reuse, the hull provides a clean basis for integration of newly designed topsides, avoiding constraints typically associated with redeployments that rely on legacy process equipment.
Constructed as an FPSO rather than a converted tanker, with integrated marine systems, living quarters, helideck and offloading facilities designed for offshore operations.
Produced more than 80 million barrels of oil from the Enfield field between 2006 and 2018, demonstrating sustained offshore production under Australian regulatory requirements.
The acquisition of BW Hurra supports BW Offshore’s experience with evaluating, preserving and preparing FPSO hulls for future redeployment concepts in a market with limited availability of suitable assets.
