Offshore – VOS PRELUDE awarded more work with Eni – 28.01.2020

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Vroon Offshore Services has been awarded a charter for the platform support vessel VOS PRELUDE by Eni in the UK.

Entering Valletta during her delivery voyage back to 11th July, 2010.

Entering Valletta during her delivery voyage back to 11th July, 2010.

The vessel has been fixed for 31 months, and will support a decommissioning campaign in the southern sector of the North Sea. Further options are also available to Eni. Recently she completed a separate charter with Eni UK, supporting a drilling campaign.

Built in 2010 by Cochin Shipyard at Cochin, India , she’s homeported at Breskens, Netherlands with 3,250 deadweight (dwt).

At VINAROS OIlfield, Spain – July 2012.

At VINAROS OIlfield, Spain – July 2012.

Photos by Capt. Lawrence Dalli. Do not use these images without my permission. © All rights reserved. Malta Ship Photos & Action Photos – www.maltashipphotos.com

Published – Thursday 6th February 2020

Breskens Capt. Lawrence Dalli chartered Cochin Shipyard Decommissioning Delivery Dutch Dutch owned DWT ENI Homeport Indian Built Malta MaltaShipPhotos MSPAP NLD North Sea Offshore Platform supply vessel PSV Support Vessel UK Valletta Vinaros Oilfield VOS PRELUDE Voyage Vroon

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