Energean says the second oil train module has been lifted onto the Energean Power FPSO at the Karish field in the eastern Mediterranean Sea offshore Israel.
Energean reported that the M10 2nd oil train module has been lifted onto the Energean Power FPSO, following a successful offloading from the port of Limassol.
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Energean says the scale of the lift and the maritime environment necessitated multi-team cooperation.
Energean says the second oil train module has been lifted onto the Energean Power FPSO at the Karish field in the eastern Mediterranean Sea offshore Israel.
Previously, the module had been offloading from Limassol in southern Cyprus.
Post-lift, installation and commissioning activities should take up to six months to complete, Energean added. The additional process train should increase liquids production from Karish to 20,000 to 25,000 bbl/d in second-half 2025.
In March, Energean produced first gas from the Karish North subsea tieback to the FPSO Energean Power. Production was reportedly heading through the vessel’s second gas export riser, which was installed in December 2023, allowing increased use of the platform’s gas handling capacity.
