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: Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System module load-out – Gantry and Manifold

: Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System module load-out – Gantry and Manifold

: Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System module load-out – Manifold

: Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System module load-out – Lower turret

: Johan Castberg Turret Mooring System module load-out – Bogie support structure

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: SBM Offshore’s first Fast4Ward® hull arrives at Keppel yard in Singapore from China. Photo credit Lim Weixiang

: FPSO Liza Destiny moored offshore Guyana

: Construction in progress on a SBM Offshore Multi-Purpose Floater (MPF) in Chinese yard SWS Photo credit Kai Hartmann, Copyright SBM Offshore

: Construction in progress on a SBM Offshore Multi-Purpose Floater (MPF) in Chinese yard SWS. Photo credit Kai Hartmann, Copyright SBM Offshore

: The SBM Offshore Multi-Purpose Floater (MPF) hull allocated to Liza Unity project in Chinese yard SWS. Photo credit Kai Hartmann, Copyright SBM Offshore

: Multi Purpose Floater 1 Sailaway – Photo credit Charlie Xia, Copyright SBM Offshore

: Multi Purpose Floater 1 Sailaway – Photo credit Charlie Xia, Copyright SBM Offshore

: Fast4Ward® MPF

: Fast4Ward® MPF

: Ambroise Wattez, SBM Offshore Business Development Manager Renewables & Offshore Energy Systems © Manuel Vitali Direction de la Communication – Monaco

: WEC S3® wave energy convertor, Artist Impression

: Bruno Chabas CEO

: Philippe Barril COO

: Erik Lagendijk CGCO

: Douglas Wood CFO

: July, 2019 Liza Destiny FPSO departs from Singapore where the conversion of the hull, as well as the construction and integration of the topsides, took place. Photo credit: Lim Weixiang

: July, 2019 Liza Destiny FPSO departs from Singapore where the conversion of the hull, as well as the construction and integration of the topsides, took place. The voyage to Guyana will take less than two months. Photo credit: Lim Weixiang

: July, 2019 Liza Destiny FPSO departs from Singapore where the conversion of the hull, as well as the construction and integration of the topsides, took place. The voyage to Guyana will take less than two months. Photo credit: Lim Weixiang

: Fast4Ward™ gaining speed – SBM Offshore signs for hull #2 as keel is laid for hull #1 at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China. Date: Wednesday November 21, 2018. Photo credit Chris Giles.

: Fast4Ward™ gaining speed – SBM Offshore signs for hull #2 as keel is laid for hull #1 at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China. Date: Wednesday November 21, 2018. Photo credit Chris Giles.

: Fast4Ward™ gaining speed – SBM Offshore signs for hull #2 as keel is laid for hull #1 at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China. Date: Wednesday November 21, 2018. Photo credit Chris Giles.

: Mr. Bruno Chabas, CEO SBM Offshore (middle left) and Mr. Bernard van Leggelo, China Managing Director SBM Offshore (far right) with Mr. Xu Xing, Vice President Offshore CSSC (left) and Mr. Sheng Jigang President SWS (middle right) participate at the official ceremony for the first steel cut for SBM Offshore’s Fast4WardTM FPSO project at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China. Date: Friday March 23, 2018. Photo credit Chris Giles.

: First steel cut for SBM Offshore’s Fast4WardTM FPSO hull at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China. Date: Friday March 23, 2018.

: Mr. Bruno Chabas, CEO SBM Offshore (left) and Mr. Bernard van Leggelo, China Managing Director SBM Offshore (right) with SWS President Mr. Sheng Jigang in attendance for the official ceremony for the first steel cut for SBM Offshore’s Fast4WardTM FPSO hull at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China on Friday March 23, 2018.

: Management from SBM Offshore and SWS shipyard attend the official ceremony for the first steel cut for SBM Offshore’s Fast4WardTM FPSO hull at the SWS yard in Shanghai, China on Friday March 23, 2018.

: SBM Offshore puts safety in the limelight as topsides construction kicks off for Liza FPSO

: SBM Offshore puts safety in the limelight as topsides construction kicks off for Liza FPSO

: SBM Offshore puts safety in the limelight as topsides construction kicks off for Liza FPSO

: SBM Offshore’s Andrew Newport, Technology Director and Mathieu Brotons, Engineering Project Manager receiving the Spotlight on New Technology award from OTC Chairman Joe Fowler on May 1 at the Offshore Technology Conference 2017 in Houston. Photo by © OTC/Todd Buchanan 2017 Contact Info: [email protected]

: Turritella turret mooring system_Cutaway view

: Turritella Buoy

: Turritella FPSO offshore Gulf of Mexico Turritella_FPSO designed and built by SBM Offshore for Shell’s Stones development

: SBM Offshore wind floater

: Future floating wind farm

: May 22, 2016 FPSO Cidade de Saquarema departs from BRASA shipyard bound for offshore Brazil, following a record turnaround time for its module integration. Once the vessel is operating, SBM Offshore’s Brazilian fleet will total seven FPSOs, with a total capacity of 870,000 BOPD.

: May 22, 2016 FPSO Cidade de Saquarema departs from BRASA shipyard bound for offshore Brazil, following a record turnaround time for its module integration. Once the vessel is operating, SBM Offshore’s Brazilian fleet will total seven FPSOs, with a total capacity of 870,000 BOPD.

: FPSO Cidade de Saquarema at quayside BRASA shipyard Niteroi Rio May 2016

: SBM Offshore’s twin FPSOs pass in Guanabara Bay as Cidade de Maricá departs from and Cidade de Saquarema arrives at Brasa shipyard December 2015

: FPSO Cidade de Saquarema

: Cidade de Saquarema in Guanabara Bay

: FPSO Cidade de Saquarema quayside at CXG shipyard in China

: FPSO Cidade de Marica arriving at Brasa shipyard in Brazil

: FPSO Cidade de Marica quayside Brasa shipyard in Brazil July 2015

: Arrival of FPSO Cidade de Marica into Brasa shipyard in Brazil (Niteroi)

: FPSO Cidade de Marica arriving at Brasa shipyard in Brazil

: Brasa shipyard, Niteroi, Brazil. Aerial view of yard and modules being constructed for FPSOs Cidade de Marica and Cidade de Saquarema. April 2015

: Modules being constructed at Brasa shipyard, Brazil for twin FPSOs Cidade de Marica and Cidade de Saquarema. Sobrevôo ao site do Estaleiro Brasa em Abril 2015

: ARCA Chain Connector. Credit SBM Offshore

: ARCA Chain Connector. Credit SBM Offshore

: FPSO Cidade de ILHABELA

: Thunder Hawk

: Prelude turret module sailaway from Dubai shipyard. Courtesy of Shell

: N’Goma FPSO as dusk falls following naming ceremony at Paenal shipyard in Port Amboim, Angola 18th July 2014

: Naming ceremony for N’Goma FPSO at Paenal shipyard in Port Amboim, Angola 18th July 2014

: Naming ceremony at Paenal shipyard in Port Amboim Angola on 18th July 2014. Cesar Guerra, Paenal yard General Manager (left) with Ivan Replumaz, Managing Director SBM Offshore Malaysia (right)

: N’Goma FPSO at Paenal shipyard in Angola

: N’Goma FPSO at Paenal shipyard in Angola

: Jamba Heavy Lift Crane lifting module for N’Goma FPSO

: Award winning Very High Pressure Swivel

: FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela in Brazil

: FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela quayside

: FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela at quayside

: Aerial view FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela

: Modules for FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela

: SBM Installer moored

: SBM Installer being towed

: FLNG Twin Hull

: FLNG Twin Hull

: FPSO Stones
(artist impression)

: FPSO Cidade de Paraty
sails away from Brasfels

: FPSO Cidade de Paraty
sails away from Brasfels

: FPSO Cidade de Paraty
sails away from Brasfels

: FPSO Cidade de Illhabela
(artist impression)

: FPSO Cidade de Illhabela
(artist impression)

: FPSO Cidade de Illhabela (artist impression)

: FPSO Cidade de Anchieta

: FPSO Cidade de Anchieta

: FPSO OSX-2

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