McDermott’s Batam yard focused on North Sea Tyra topsides close-out

    Nov. 1, 2021
    McDermott has completed its first delivery of structures for TotalEnergies’ Tyra redevelopment in the Danish North Sea.
    (Photo: Capt. Piet Sinke / courtesy BigLift Shipping B.V.)
    The CY Interocean I departing McDermott’s Batam yard with the two bridges and a flare.
    The CY Interocean I departing McDermott’s Batam yard with the two bridges and a flare.

    Offshore staff

    HOUSTON – McDermott has completed its first delivery of structures for TotalEnergies’ Tyra redevelopment in the Danish North Sea, with two bridges and a flare departing Indonesia in late August.

    The company’s Batam yard is responsible for the Tyra East G (TEG) natural gas processing topsides, two 328-ft (100-m) bridges and a 449-ft (137-m) flare.

    Now the focus is on construction close-out on the TEG module in preparation for onshore commissioning and sail away next year.

    The Tyra field center has historically processed more than 90% of Denmark’s gas production.

    11/01/2021

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