Removal of North-East FriggRationalising work
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Removal of Odin

person by Harald Tønnesen, Norwegian Petroleum Museum
Aker Maritime was the main contractor for removing the Odin platform.
— Removal of the Odin jacket. Photo: Unknown/Norwegian Petroleum Museum
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In 1996, the Aker Stord yard south of Bergen built one of the world’s few specialist facilities for recycling offshore installations. Disassembled and shipped to Stord in 1996-97, the Odin structure represented the first complete production platform to be removed from the NCS. Ninety-eight per cent of this installation was recycled.

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Published April 4, 2018   •   Updated July 21, 2020

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