PETROJARL ROSEBANK

PETROJARL ROSEBANK (IMO: 9630987) sailing under the Bahamas flag. It has an overall length of 843 feets and a beam of 157 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 311000116 IMO: 9630987 Call Sign: C6AP8 Flag State: Bahamas Vessel Type: FPSO (Floating Production, Storage and Offloading) AIS Type: Tanker

Specifications

Gross Tonnage: 81,379 GT Deadweight: 119,292 DWT Length Overall: 264 meters Beam: 46 meters Year Built: 2014

Propulsion

Propulsion Type: Turret moored, no self-propelled propulsion system for operational use Positioning System: Single point mooring turret system designed for permanent/semi-permanent field deployment

Shipyard

Builder: Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Build Location: Ulsan, South Korea Delivery Year: 2014

Owner / Operator

Registered Owner: Teekay Petrojarl Production AS Technical Manager: Teekay Offshore Partners Commercial Operator: Teekay Corporation

Navigation / Communications Equipment

AIS Class: Class A Transponder GMDSS: Equipped EPIRB: Fitted Navtex: Fitted

Operating Region

The vessel is associated with the Rosebank Field, located west of Shetland in the North Atlantic, United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS). The Rosebank field lies in approximately 1,100 meters water depth in License Block 213/26-27. The vessel was purpose-built and designed for deployment in the harsh North Atlantic environment.

Vessel Description

Petrojarl Rosebank is a purpose-built Floating Production, Storage and Offloading unit constructed by Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea and delivered in 2014. The vessel was specifically designed and engineered for the Rosebank deepwater oil and gas development project located west of Shetland, operated under Chevron as the project's original lead developer.

The FPSO is equipped for processing, storage, and offloading of hydrocarbons in deepwater, harsh weather North Atlantic conditions. The vessel features a disconnectable turret mooring system, enabling the unit to detach from its mooring in extreme weather events if necessary, providing an additional layer of operational safety in the demanding environmental conditions typical of the west of Shetland region.

Teekay Offshore was contracted to provide the FPSO under a long-term charter arrangement for the Rosebank field development. The Rosebank project has experienced extended periods of development pause due to economic and regulatory factors, meaning the vessel has been in a state of readiness and management by Teekay during these periods. The project regained momentum following the UK Government's approval of the Rosebank field development in 2023, with Equinor and Ithaca Energy holding interests in the field.