Bokalift 1 removes three Dutch North Sea platforms for onshore disposal

Neptune Energy and Boskalis have removed three gas platforms from the ‘L’ Quadrant of the Dutch North Sea.
June 24, 2020
(Courtesy Neptune Energy)
Boskalis’ Bokalift 1 removed around 3,400 metric tons (3,748 tons) of steel structures during the campaign, using its 3,000-ton crane, which were lifted onto the vessel’s deck.
Boskalis’ Bokalift 1 removed around 3,400 metric tons (3,748 tons) of steel structures during the campaign, using its 3,000-ton crane, which were lifted onto the vessel’s deck.

Offshore staff

LONDON – Neptune Energy and Boskalis have removed three gas platforms from the ‘L’ Quadrant of the Dutch North Sea.

The L10-C, L10-D, and L10-G installations had ceased production in 2016, having supplied gas to the Netherlands for around 40 years.

Boskalis’ Bokalift 1 removed around 3,400 metric tons (3,748 tons) of steel structures during the campaign, using its 3,000-ton crane, which were lifted onto the vessel’s deck.

The L10 Area continues to operate with gas produced from numerous satellite facilities close to Neptune’s L10-A platform.

06/24/2020

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