FSO CENDOR
FSO Cendor was located 140 km from the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia at Cendor field. The field is operated by Petrofac Malaysia and the facilities consisted of a Mobile Offshore Production Unit (MOPU) and the FSO.
Conversion work took place between October 2005 and September 2006. The FSO was towed out and installed in the Cendor field in September 2006, with first oil received in the same month.
The FSO was spread moored at a water depth of 63 m. She had seven storage tanks with maximum capacity of 75,000 m3 and was equipped with facilities to tandem moor offtake tankers at her bow and stern. Her designed loading rate was 30,000 barrels per day and offloading rate was 14,000 barrels per hour. The FSO was designed to accommodate tankers of between 60,000 and 150,000 summer deadweight tonnes (SDWT).
After a longer than expected operational life of five years, the FSO was demobilised in October 2014 after eight years at site. We are proud to have been the chosen Operations and Maintenance (O&M) operator for the FSO from pre-operations work at the conversion yard and O&M for the entire duration of service from 2006 to 2014 including the demobilisation work for the FSO in 2014.
During the O&M phase, the FSO was operated at an average uptime in excess of 99% with zero lost time injuries recorded during its entire service period.
- Vessel Name
FSO Cendor - Field Name
Cendor - Location
Block PM304, approximately 140 km off Terengganu coast, Peninsular Malaysia - Water Depth
63 m
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