The jacket fabricated in GSP Shipyard left Agigea Port heading to Akcakoca field

The 101 meters long steel jacket fabricated in GSP Shipyard under a TPAO (Turkish Petroleum) contract for the second development phase of the natural gas reserve in Akcakoca field, Western Black Sea, has left the port heading to the installation location. The steel construction was loaded out and sea fastened onboard the semi-submersible barge GSP Bigfoot 2.

The jacket installation will be performed with the support of GSP Neptun, the 1800 tons floating crane, already on the location, and the accommodation, work, and heavy lift (400 tons) barge GSP Bigfoot 3. The barge already completed the first subsea operation by installing the new template.

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• GSP extends the technical vessels fleet. GSP Neptun, the largest floating crane operating in the Black Sea, with 1800 tons lifting capacity, crossed the Bosporus Strait, heading towards GSP Shipyard in Constanta Sud – Agigea port
• GSP installed the highest steel jacket fabricated for the Black Sea
• GSP completed the jacket load out operation in GSP Shipyard
• GSP successfully completed the topside installation of the largest offshore platform in the Black Sea
• GSP invested 10 million US dollars for the acquisition and development of the new production facility in Constanta Sud – Agigea port in order to transform it in the Black Sea offshore construction turning point