The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued basic design review certification to Hanwha Ocean for a standardized floating production, storage and offloading…
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The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued basic design review certification to Hanwha Ocean for a standardized floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) design targeting deepwater projects in South America and West Africa.
The certification covers Hanwha Ocean's front-end engineering design (FEED), following a review of core design documentation and technical standards for systems including the hull, topsides and mooring arrangement.
ABS also issued approval in principle for the FPSO, which incorporates design features intended to meet SUSTAIN-2 notation requirements, as well as a Statement of Fact covering Hanwha Ocean's Project Sustainability Execution Plan (PSEP).
The PSEP links sustainability requirements with engineering deliverables, key performance indicators, responsibilities and verification evidence as part of Hanwha Ocean's development of its Low Carbon Standard FPSO.
Hanwha Ocean has designed the FPSO as a repeatable platform intended for large-scale projects in South America and West Africa, with standardization aimed at improving project execution efficiency and scalability.
“We are proud to support Hanwha Ocean as they advance their FPSO standardization strategy for the South American and West African markets. These areas are focal points for global
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