Editing Oil platform (section)

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The [[Hibernia Gravity Base Structure|Hibernia]] platform in [[Canada]] is the world's  heaviest offshore platform, located on the [[Jeanne D'Arc Basin]], in the [[Atlantic Ocean]] off the coast of [[Newfoundland and Labrador|Newfoundland]]. This ''[[gravity base structure]]'' (GBS), which sits on the ocean floor, is {{convert|111|m|ft}} high and has storage capacity for {{convert|1.3|Moilbbl|m3}} of crude oil in its {{convert|85|m|ft|adj=on}} high caisson. The platform acts as a small concrete island with serrated outer edges designed to withstand the impact of an [[iceberg]]. The GBS contains production storage tanks and the remainder of the void space is filled with ballast with the entire structure weighing in at 1.2&nbsp;million [[ton]]s.

[[Royal Dutch Shell]] has developed the first [[FLNG|Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG)]] facility, which is situated approximately 200&nbsp;km off the coast of [[Western Australia]]. It is the largest floating offshore facility. It is approximately 488m long and 74m wide with [[Displacement (ship)|displacement]] of around 600,000t when fully ballasted.
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