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An employee working aboard the SeaRose FPSO in Canada has been arrested for suspicion of possessing ecstasy. According to the Cbc.ca, the arrest took place following a complaint by Husky Energy, the operator of the FPSO, that the contractor might be in possession of illegal drugs. Also, VOCM reports that pills that did not match […]
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Authorities & Government, Business developments & projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Operations & Maintenance, Regulation & policy, Safety, Vessels
Husky Energy has reported an unauthorized discharge from the SeaRose FPSO, located on the White Rose field off Canada, to the Canadian offshore regulator.
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Canada’s Husky Energy is in the process of restarting operations at the SeaRose FPSO vessel offshore Canada following a huge offshore oil spill in November 2018.
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The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB) has lifted the suspension of operations for the Husky Energy SeaRose floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel. The January 2018 C-NLOPB notice to suspend operations resulted from an incident in March 2017 where Husky Energy departed from its agreed Ice Management Plan by not disconnecting the vessel and […]
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Husky Energy Inc. announced today that the Company has completed its planned 2008 maintenance turnaround for the White Rose oil field production vessel, the SeaRose FPSO. The 13-day turnaround, which was originally scheduled for August, was completed on February 4 as per the maintenance schedule and without any lost time incidents. All work scopes, including […]
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A fire outbreak has been reported onboard the SeaRose FPSO, moored in the Atlantic, offshore Newfoundland, Canada. According to CBC, the fire broke out Tuesday evening in the FPSO’s pump room, but was quickly extinguished. No injuries have been reported so far. Furthermore, CBC reports that Husky Energy, the operator of the FPSO, will now […]
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Following an oil spill on the White Rose field off Canada, Husky Energy has informed that no additional oil has been detected at the sea surface and that the oil is dispersing.
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The C-NLOPB, a regulator that manages the petroleum resources in the Newfoundland offshore area on behalf of the Federal and Provincial governments received a report of a small fire that occurred in Power Generator C onboard the Husky Energy operated SeaRose FPSO on May 3, 2012. Personnel on the SeaRose observed smoke and a small […]
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Husky Energy Inc. confirms the death of a 34-year old man on board the SeaRose FPSO, located at the White Rose oil field 350 kilometres offshore Newfoundland and Labrador. The Husky employee was found in his cabin Wednesday evening after he failed to report for his scheduled shift.
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Husky Energy’s SeaRose Floating Production Storage Offloading (FPSO) vessel on Friday entered the Conception Bay on the northeast coast of the island of Newfoundland, Canada, The Telegram reports. SeaRose FPSO, the 272-metre long, 46-metre wide vessel, will be there until May 24, preparing for a journey across the Atlantic Ocean. The vessel that is operating […]
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“A medium size” iceberg came within 180 meters of Husky Energy’s SeaRose FPSO offshore Canada last week. Husky told the authorities that the iceberg was approximately 40 meters wide, 60 meters long, and 8 meters high above water. It had been spotted and monitored by Husky, when it changed course and headed towards the SeaRose FPSO. […]
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The Hibernia platform, located offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, is gradually resuming production following a shutdown last Friday, November 16.
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Husky Energy’s suspension of petroleum-related operations at the SeaRose FPSO offshore Canada has been lifted.
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Husky Energy is preparing to resume oil production from two offshore drill centers at the White Rose field off Canada, following the November 2018 oil spill.
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Belfast based Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries Ltd has successfully completed the refurbishment of the SeaRose FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading vessel). Owned and operated by Canada-based Husky Energy, the SeaRose FPSO, which measures 272m by 46m, has been docked in Harland and Wolff’s Belfast Repair Dry Dock since its arrival on the 6th […]
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Mr. John C.S. Lau, President & Chief Executive Officer of Husky Energy Inc. confirmed today that the White Rose oil field resumed production, 350 kilometres southeast of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. In accordance with its ice management protocols, the Company shut-in production on the SeaRose FPSO on Tuesday April 1, and moved the drilling […]
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Belfast based Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries Ltd has successfully completed the refurbishment of the SeaRose FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading vessel). Owned and operated by Canada-based Husky Energy, the SeaRose FPSO, which measures 272m by 46m, has been docked in Harland and Wolff’s Belfast Repair Dry Dock since its arrival on the 6th […]
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All wells at the Husky Energy-operated White Rose field offshore Canada have been shut-in, following an oil spill at the SeaRose FPSO.
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Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders
TechnipFMC has been awarded an engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contract from Husky Energy for the West White Rose project in Eastern Canada. The contract covers the supply and installation of subsea equipment including tie-in manifolds, flexible flowlines, and control umbilicals, which will connect the West White Rose platform to the existing SeaRose floating, production, storage […]
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Husky Energy has been ordered to suspend petroleum related operations aboard its SeaRose FPSO offshore Canada
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Husky Energy announced today that the SeaRose FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading vessel) has arrived at the White Rose oil field, 350 kilometres east of St. John’s, Newfoundland, following a 48-hour journey from Marystown.
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Husky Energy experts to install a new lifeboat on its White Rose production ship by June bringing its evacuation system back to full … By Moira Baird (The Telegram) [mappress] Source: Thetelegram,October 4, 2010
