The Berkut platform, operated by Exxon Neftegas Limited (ENL), is located in the Arkutun-Dagi Field, approximately 25 km offshore the Northeast coast of Sakhalin Island, Russia.
Sea Trucks’ DP3 construction/accommodation vessel Jascon 34 was utilized for the project.
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Sea Trucks has explained that in order to facilitate the client’s requirements and to manage the severe weather conditions, vessel modifications were undertaken, including the installation of additional accommodation modules to expand the vessel’s existing facilities to a total of 595 persons on board.
Glen Smith , General Manager of Sea Trucks Australia, said: “Sea Trucks is delighted with the successful completion of this project. It was an accommodation scope in a new challenging geography, new for Sea Trucks operations, which builds upon Sea Trucks’ reputation of being a preferred global offshore accommodation contractor”.
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Sea Trucks Group has completed its offshore accommodation campaign during the hook up and commissioning operations of the Berkut platform, offshore Sakhalin, Russia. The Berkut platform, operated by Exxon Neftegas Limited (ENL), is located in the Arkutun-Dagi Field, approximately 25 km offshore the
