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Grampian Sovereign just left Aberdeen destination AM.

The activity appears to be relatively calm around the TOL today, the Rem Trader is standing off approx 0.7 nm from the Rig.
For the last week, she has been scurrying around from the TOL to Scrabster then on to Aberdeen, back to Scrabster and then back out to the TOL.
Thankfully, everything appears under control at the moment.

The Net Tonnage of the AS is 42627 x7 = 298389
Not sure of the rules today, but she would get an extra allowance for BST and trading in coastal waters which brings me to my guestimate of 350k

Without naming names, we had a lot of positive posts leading up to the results of WD and look at what happened there.
Not always the fault of the poster, in most cases they are just passing on information in good faith.

DC
We only have confirmation of the first cargo 350k barrels as stated by AS at the CMD.
If the AS takes the next load I would expect the volume again, to be in the region of the first load 350k barrels, which ties in with the daily production figures you mention.
We will just have to wait for confirmation on the load carried by the Petroatlantic.

Rem Trader has left Scrabster, destination TOL, let's hope it's with a deck load of casings for LC.

Rem Trader arrived Crabster this morning, just possible to pick up casings, is the purpose for the visit.

Looks as though our second consignment is not worth a tweet from AS DR T.

Destination Kraken OF.

Petroatlantic

Appears to have complete discharging and is leaving the harbor.

If my memory serves me right, the drill is expected to take in the region of 80 days.

Petroatlantic
I have just had a look at her on the satellite map and she is now alongside an extended jetty. All systems go.

Petroatlantic
There appears to be some sort of delay or hold up, she is static inside the harbor with 4 tugs around her.

Jiffy
She is in the harbor now, but not yet tied up to the quayside.

Petroatlantic left anchorage heading for harbor.

Genghis15
You are right, I should have inserted the words, an average of 13,000 bpd.
If the Petroatlantic has a cargo of 450,000 barrels on board it will be a huge confidence booster and hopefully, point the market in the right direction.

Sorry for dought read doubt

If Amaja figures are correct and I have no reason to dought his info, it means the A M is producing in excess of 13,000 bpd, they are not wasting any time pushing the flow up.

Thanks for sharing Amaja.

The final volumetrics will have to be agreed by BP & HUR when it is offloaded into the shore tanks, so it is a little premature asking for volumetrics before they have been agreed by both parties.