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Aberdeen’s Amplus Energy Services to buy Petrojarl I FPSO

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Aberdeen-based Amplus Energy Services will acquire the Petrojarl I floating production offloading and storage (FPSO) vessel from its current owner, Altera Infrastructure. The post Aberdeen’s Amplus Energy Services to buy Petrojarl I FPSO appeared first on Energy Voice.

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shipmanagementinternational.com

Amplus Energy expands fleet with acquisition of iconic Petrojarl I FPSO, strengthening its market position

Amplus Energy Services Ltd has entered into an agreement to acquire the purpose-built Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel Petrojarl I, marking a significant milestone and introducing a distinctive new capability to the market.   Amplus has acquired the Petrojarl I from UK-based Altera Infrastructure, a global energy infrastructure services group focused on the ownership and operation of offshore energy assets. Fully classed,…

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TradeWinds | Latest shipping and maritime news

Amplus Energy moves into shipowning with deal for Altera FPSO

Veteran Petrojarl I joins the fleet of UK oil services group for undisclosed price, with more deals planned

4 days ago

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Energy Voice

Aberdeen’s Amplus Energy Services to buy Petrojarl I FPSO

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Splash247

Altera sells FPSO to newcomer owner Amplus Energy

EuropeOffshore Altera Infrastructure UK floater player Altera Infrastructure has sold its FPSO unit Petrojarl I to Aberdeen-headquartered Amplus Energy. Described as the most deployed FPSO in history, the 1986-built vessel is changing hands for an undisclosed sum after completing its charter with Enauta at the Atlanta field in Brazil’s Santos Basin. The 215-m-long unit was Altera’s very first FPSO and the industry’s first newbuild hars…

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projectscot.com

Property firm announces further investment at Aberdeen Energy Park

MANCHESTER-based property company AM Sci Tech – a subsidiary of Hurstwood Holdings – has completed the acquisition of the former Weatherford site at Aberdeen Energy Park in Bridge of Don. The site spans 7.23 acres and will be rebranded as The Horizon Centre. Approximately half of the site consists of a detached industrial unit extending to 22,005 sq ft and a ‘substantial’ secure yard. The unit also includes two-storey office space. AM Sci Tech i…

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