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Croatia: Offshore gas platform damaged by strong winds

Croatian oil company INA said that its monopod unmanned satellite facility that produces natural gas was damaged due to strong winds. Due to the strong wind and big waves in the northern Adriatic during the weekend, in the afternoon on Saturday there was a loss of communication and navigation systems and, soon after, visual contact with the unmanned gas exploitation offshore facility Ivana D. Prior to these events, the emergency shutdown system was automatically activated and the gas wells were brought to a safe condition by closing the safety valves, while the pressure in the pipeline remained stable. The event did not have a detrimental impact on the environment. In accordance with regulations and legal obligations, INA informed all competent authorities about the event in a timely manner. Due to the extremely bad weather during the next few days, and due to the situation, the production process at the associated exploitation offshore facilities will be monitored with greater attention, and additional measures will be taken if necessary. Security of supply is not endangered and production at all other offshore exploitation facilities is proceeding according to plan.

 

 

 

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