Floating and Production Storage Systems: Operational:
274
On Order:
42
Planned:
152
Available:
12
BW Offshore's vision is: To become #1 FPSO owner and production operator in the world
The company is recognised by the following values:
Act reliably in everything we do
Commit with openness
Adapt through competence
Engage by team spirit
BW Offshore is a leading global provider of floating production services to the oil and gas industry.
The company is the world?s second largest contractor with a fleet of 14 FPSOs and one FSO.
BW Offshore has an excellent track record on project execution and operations and more than 30 years of experience.
Global footprint
BW Offshore is represented in the major oil regions world-wide, with presence across Europe, Asia Pacific, West Africa and the Americas.
The company is noticeably represented in key locations in the greater Americas region both in the US and the Mexican parts of the Gulf of Mexico, as well as on the Tupi field offshore Brazil.
BW Offshore?s FPSO and FSO fleet also operates in New Zealand and Russia.
The company
BW Offshore announced that it has exercised an option to acquire the tanker Blue Opal for $83.4 million from Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME). Blue Opal is a DSME designed and built VLCC (320,000 dwt) from 2012. BW Offshore has…
BW Offshore has agreed an extension for their FPSO's 'Abo' and ''. The extension for Abo is with Nigerian Agip Exploration Ltd of nine months. and for Sendje Berge with Addax Petroleum Exploration Ltd of three months. These extensions have been…
BW Offshore has exercised an option to acquire the tanker Blue Opal for USD 83.4 million from Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME). Blue Opal is a DSME designed and built VLCC (320,000 dwt) from 2012. BW Offshore has performed detailed…
Following to BW Offshore's announcement of 9 July 2014, BW Offshore has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Yinson to take 100% ownership of the FPSO Petroleo Nautipa, owned through Tinworth Pte. Ltd. Tinworth, and correspondingly the FPSO…
The P-63 platform-vessel, with the capacity to process 140,000 barrels of oil per day and to compress one million cu.m of gas per day, has been towed from a temporary location in Ilha de Santana, in Macaé (RJ) to the Papa-Terra field in the post-salt Campos Basin.
