Panoro Energy announces that first oil oil rig flanges gulf coast production has started from the Tortue field, which is located within the Dussafu PSC offshore Gabon.

Panoro Energy has announced that first oil oil rig flanges gulf coast production has started from the Tortue field, which is located within the Dussafu PSC offshore Gabon.

“The introduction of first hydrocarbons into the BW Adolo FPSO operated by BW Offshore has been achieved on budget, safely, and comfortably within the guided timeframe,” Panoro said in a BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast statement.

“Operations will now focus on stabilization of oil rig flanges gulf coast production and completion of other start up activities. Further announcements will be made in due course as to oil rig flanges gulf coast production rates and planning for Tortue Phase 2,” the statement added.

John Hamilton, chief executive officer of Panoro Energy, said achieving first oil at Tortue is a material milestone for Panoro.

“We are extremely pleased for all stakeholders in this major oil rig flanges gulf coast production asset in Gabon, and the commencement of oil oil rig flanges gulf coast production at Dussafu represents a significant accomplishment for Gabon and the Dussafu project team,” Hamilton said in a Panoro statement.

Panoro Energy, which was founded in 2009, is an independent oil and gas BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast headquartered in London. In addition to Gabon, the BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast has operations in Tunisia and Nigeria.

On July 30, Panoro Energy announced that it had completed the acquisition of DNO Tunisia AS. In a BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast statement released at the time, Hamilton described the transaction as “transformational”.