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Floating Production Systems
November 2001 Report

I.     CURRENT AND PLANNED FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

      1. Overview of Current Inventory, Orders and Planned Projects 1
      2. Inventory of Floating Production Systems 5
      3. Inventory of Floating Storage Systems 18
      4. Production and Storage Systems Installed Over the Past Five Years 19
      5. Details for Floaters Now on Order 22
      6. Floating Production Systems Planned or Being Studied 32

II.    RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

      1. Projects in the Planning Stage 41
           Block 14 (Angola) 41
           Block 34 (Angola) 41
           Baobab (Cote d'Ivoire) 42
           Zafiro (Equatorial Guinea) 42
           Doro/Bolia (Nigeria) 42
           Niger Delta (Nigeria) 42
           Erha (Nigeria) 43
           Nnwa (Nigeria) 43
           Enfield (Australia) 43
           Sunrise/Troubadour (Australia) 43
           Sergipe-Alagoas (Brazil) 44
           BM-S-22 (Brazil) 44
           BS-4 (Brazil) 44
           Roncador (Brazil) 44
           Other Brazil E&P Licenses 44
           Goliath (Barents Sea) 45
           Snøhvit (Barents Sea) 45
           Kameleon/Kneler (Norway) 45
           Svale (Norway) 45
           Buzzard (U.K.) 45
           Tiaka (Indonesia) 46
           Ranggas (Indonesia) 46
           Natuna D (Indonesia) 46
           Bao Gan/Bao Vang (Vietnam) 46
           Topaz (Vietnam) 47
           Concho (Gulf of Mexico) 47
           Zia (Gulf of Mexico) 47
           Ultra-Deepwater Gulf of Mexico 47
           Eastern Area Gulf of Mexico 48

     2. Projects in the Final Design or Bidding Stage 49
           Block 17 (Angola) 50
           Block 15 Kizomba B (Angola) 50
           Block 18 (Angola) 50
           Noah (Nigeria) 51
           Yoho (Nigeria) 51
           Akpo (Nigeria) 51
           Agbami (Nigeria) 52
           Moho/Bilondo (Congo) 52
           Audacious (Australia) 53
           Albacora Leste (Brazil) 53
           White Rose (Canada) 53
           Kristin (Norway) 54
           Haldia (India) 54
           Sidayu/Ujung Pangkah (Indonesia) 54
           Jabung (Indonesia) 54
           Banyu Urip (Indonesia) 54
           Cendor (Malaysia) 55
           Sutu Den (Vietnam) 55
           Hawkes (Gulf of Mexico) 55
           Marco Polo (Gulf of Mexico) 56
           Llano (Gulf of Mexico) 56
           Gunnison (Gulf of Mexico) 56
           Front Runner (Gulf of Mexico) 57

     3. New Orders and Relocations 57
           Kizomba A FPSO vessel and DCU (Angola) 57
           Okono/Okpoho EPS and FPSO vessels (Nigeria) 58
           3rd Bergesen FPSO vessel (West Africa) 58
           2nd Generic FPSO vessel (West Africa) 59
           Aquitaine FPSO vessel (Libya) 59
           Panyu FPSO vessel (China) 59
           Matterhorn TLP (Gulf of Mexico) 60
           Bunga Kekwa FSO vessel (Malaysia/Vietnam) 60
           Bongkot FSO vessel (Thailand) 60
           Etame FPSO vessel (Gabon) 60
           Crazy Horse production semi (Gulf of Mexico) 61
           West Seno FPSO vessel (Indonesia) 61
           Belanak FPSO vessel (Indonesia) 61

     4. Systems Recently Completed 62
           Qinhuangdao FPSO vessel (China) 62
           Glitne FPSO vessel (Norway) 62
           Snorre B production semi (Norway) 62
           Terra Nova FPSO vessel (Canada) 63
           Prince Mini-TLP (Gulf of Mexico) 63
           Typhoon Mini-TLP (Gulf of Mexico) 63
           Brutus TLP (Gulf of Mexico) 63

     5. Existing Systems 64
           Malongo FPSO vessel (Angola) 64
           Obe FPSO vessel (Nigeria) 64
           Roncador EPS FPSO vessel (Brazil) 64
           Suizhong FPSO vessel (China) 65
           Huizhou FPSO vessel (China) 65
           Hutton TLP (U.K.) 65
           Schiehallion FPSO vessel (U.K.) 65
           Åsgard production units (North Sea) 66
           Foinaven FPSO vessel (North Sea) 66

III. UNDERLYING MARKET DRIVERS

     1. Deterioriating World Economy Lowers Near Term Outlook for Oil Demand 67
     2. Opec Producers Exceeding Output Quotas And Russia Adding To Supply 69
     3. Crude Spot Prices Have Fallen 23 Percent Since Mid-September 70
     4. Despite the Drop, Most Analysts See the Long Term Price of Crude Above $20 70
     5. The Futures Market Also Sees The Long Term Price Of Crude Above $20 71
     6. The Market Sees Natural Gas Futures Prices in the $3.50 to $4.00 Range 72
     7. No Noticeable Weakening Of Demand For Floating Production Systems 74
     8. Long Term Fundamentals Continue to be Strong 75


IV. FORECAST OF FLOATER REQUIREMENTS

     1. Summary of the Available Five Year Market 77
     2. FPSO Vessels Will Account for More Than 60 Percent of Future Orders 78
     3. Production Semi Orders Will Be Only A Handful, But Will Be Big Ticket Units 81
     4. Big Increase In Mini And Wellhead TLPS Anticipated 84
     5. Recent High Ordering Rate of Spars Expected to Continue 86
     6. How Does This Forecast Compare With Last Year's? 89


V. TECHNOLOGY AND COMPANIES

     1. Financing Of Floating Production Systems 93
     2. DTU/FPSO Production Solution For Ultra-Deepwater Gulf Of Mexico Fields 93
     3. Commercializing Offshore Stranded Gas Stirs Interest 94
     4. Bluewater Buys Navion's FPSO Vessels 95
     5. IHC Caland Buys Atlantia Offshore 96