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The decommissioning process will occur in two stages: the removal of the topside, followed by the removal of the jacket.
The vessel Gulliver will transport the platform’s topside and jacket to Sagro Decom.
Where the topside is temporarily stored and awaits potential decommissioning.
One-Dyas
1200 ton
Designed for reuse
50 kilometres off the Dutch North Sea coast
Once the topside has been delivered, Gulliver will return to retrieve the jacket. Before departing the site, a seabed survey will be conducted to ensure no foreign objects remain.
Following the removal, the P11-E topside will be transported to the storage yard, where it will be stored, refurbished, and ultimately dismantled.
