[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] Before offloading began, it had about 1.3 million barrels of oil on board. The FSO Nabarima listing in the Gulf of Paria on October 16 (Photo: Fishermen and Friends of the Sea) ... “There is no imminent risk of tilting or sinking… An FSO off Venezuela is taking on waterm while it is also at risk of sinking. The Nabarima tanker [FFOS photo] The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) today announced that, based on assessments conducted by Trinidad and Tobago and the efforts to relieve the FSO Nabarima of its cargo and the ongoing remedial works being conducted, there is minimal risk of an oil spill in the Gulf of Paria. Gail Alexander - October 15, 2020. “The conclusions are as follows: the FSO Nabarima is upright and stable with no visible tilt and there is no imminent risk of tilting or sinking. The tanker, “FSO NABARIMA”, which holds 173,000 tonnes of oil has been located in the Corocoro Field since 2015. The FSO Nabarima carries around 1.3 million barrels of crude oil on board. It has about 1.3 million barrels of oil on board as reported by the Fishermen and Friends of the Seas action group. The FSO Nabarima listing in the Gulf of Paria on October 16 (Photo: Fishermen and Friends of the Sea) A Venezuelan floating oil facility that had been listing in recent weeks is upright and shows no sign of sinking, but plans to offload crude from the vessel posed some risks, the energy minister of neighboring Trinidad and Tobago said on Thursday. The FSO Nabarima oil tanker off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago. Picture: The FSO Nabarima is listing off the coast of Venezuela (video still from video above by Fishermen and Friends of the Sea). FSO Nabarima Is 'Upright' but Crude Transfer Could Be Risky A Venezuelan floating oil facility that had been listing in recent weeks is upright and shows no sign of sinking, but plans to offload crude from the vessel posed some risks, the energy minister of neighboring Trinidad and Tobago said on Thursday. Screenshot of the FSO (Floating Storage and Offloading Unit) Nabarima, the vessel in danger of sinking and creating a huge oil spill in the Gulf of Paria, taken from a video uploaded by Fishermen and Friends of the Sea, the Trinidad and Tobago-based non-governmental organisation that raised the alarm about the situation. The sinking FSO, Nabarima Kaieteur News – Guyana’s Civil Defence Commission (CDC) with support from the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Authority (CDEMA) is closely monitoring the sinking of an oil tanker off of the Venezuelan coast. Screenshot taken from a video uploaded by Fishermen and Friends of the Sea , the Trinidad and Tobago-based non-governmental organisation that raised the alarm about the situation. He disclosed the findings of a visit by a team of experts who on Tuesday boarded the vessel to assess … Continue reading Khan: TT has nothing to fear over FSO Nabarima This is reported by the Fishermen and Friends of the Seas action group. The Venezuelan FSO Nabarima has once again taken on a severe list, according to an environmental advocacy organization based in Trinidad and Tobago. Tanker vessel FSO Nabarima is in danger of sinking off the coast of Venezuela. WhatsApp. After production at Corocoro ceased in 2019 following United States sanctions on Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), Nabarima fell into a state of disrepair, and was reported in 2020 to be at risk of spilling her cargo of about 1.3 … FSO NABARIMA with 173,000 tons of oil SINKING in Venezuela 1 September 2020 Maritime Bulletin Reports: Floating Storage and Offloading Unit FSO NABARIMA was reported by Eudis Girot, one of trade unions leaders of Venezuelan Oil Industry, to be in emergency situation, due to lack of proper and professional maintenance. A stranded… The Nabarima, photographed on October 16, shows signs of tilting. The risks to Trinidad and Venezuela of the sinking Nabarima oil tanker … The FSO Nabarima [1]: > is a floating storage and offloading vessel permanently moored offshore of Venezuela at the Corocoro oil field in the Gulf of Paria. The sinking FSO, Nabarima Kaieteur News – Guyana’s Civil Defence Commission (CDC) with support from the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Authority (CDEMA) is closely monitoring the sinking of an oil tanker off of the Venezuelan coast. FFOS gets evidence sinking oil tanker ‘worse than thought’ By. A team of inspectors will leave on Tuesday to assess the FSO Nabarima, the “sinking” oil tanker in the Gulf of Paria. The FSO (Floating Storage and Offloading Unit) Nabarima, the vessel in danger of sinking and creating a huge oil spill in the Gulf of Paria. The Nabarima Is Currently Sinking, at Risk of Spilling 55 Million Gallons of Oil — And No One Is Helping. News [UPDATED] SOS: Danger ahead Ria Chaitram Monday 19 October 2020 Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs senator Amery Browne - Jeff Mayers. Casualties | 01/09/20. The FSO Nabarima, carrying 173,000 tons of oil onboard, is suffering water ingress near Trinidad and Tobago and started to list to one side. The FSO Nabarima has been photographed in recent days off the coast of Venezuela tilting at an angle that has concerned environmental advocates in Trinidad and Tobago. There is too much delay in acting on the FSO Nabarima. But Trinidad and Tobago’s Energy Minister, Franklin Khan, was reported as saying: “the FSO Nabarima is upright and stable with no visible tilt and there is no imminent risk of tilting or sinking.” GULF OF PARIA (October 17, 2020) — The United States embassy in Trinidad and Tobago Friday called on the Venezuelan government to take action as state-flagged FSO Nabarima continues its apparent three-month-long … The vessel is currently holding 1.3 million barrels of oil, according to reports. Image Credits: Fishermen and Friends of the Sea – FFOS. The huge tanker, which is permanently anchored in the Gulf of Pariah and used to store oil extracted there, is listing severely and about to capsize. The full title of this article is “A stranded oil tanker at risk of spilling in the Caribbean looks to be safe — for now.” Jariel Arvin (Vox) writes that the FSO Nabarima’s precarious situation has worried activists and governments for months. Permission was granted for TT to send a team on board the vessel to determine its status after it was reported that it was sinking and posed an immediate threat … The FSO Nabarima is in danger of sinking off the coast of Venezuela with around 1.3 million barrels of oil on board. It’s midway in the Gulf … In a social media post Sunday, Girot warned that the FSO Nabarima has about 1.3 million barrels of crude oil on board. FFOS wants meeting with Venezuelan ambassador on FSO Nabarima FFOS writes to PM demanding action on sinking FSO Nabarima Sanctioned oil tanker Icaro nears V’zla; T&T team visits Nabarima An FSO off the coast of Venezuela with about 1.3m barrels of crude on board is taking on water and threatening to sink, according to Eudis Girot, head of the Unitary Federation of Petroleum Workers of Venezuela (FUTPV). This is what Eudis Girot, the head of the Unitary Federation of Petroleum Workers of … Daniel Figueroa IV / 88.5 WMNF. This ship poses an unacceptable risk to Trinidad and Tobago, to the environment at large, and to shipping traffic. A Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) tanker off the coast of Venezuela is taking on water and threatening to sink, according to Eudis Girot, the head of the Unitary Federation of Petroleum Workers of Venezuela (FUTPV). Twitter. Pinterest. Facebook. ... which is tilting to one side and looks to be on the verge of sinking. He said the vessel, which was thought to be sinking, is actually stable. This satellite image released by Maxar Technologies shows the FSO Nabarima oil tanker off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago, Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020. The alleged damage to the FSO (Floating Storage and Offloading Unit) Nabarima, sailing under the flag of Venezuela, was also brought to international attention by … News Ria Chaitram Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs senator Amery Browne - Jeff Mayers. The FSO Nabarima is used to store oil and is owned by Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA. Three officials from Trinidad and Tobago inspected it recently and claim the ship is stable. ENERGY Minister Franklin Khan last night said TT and its marine environment have nothing to fear from Venezuelan-registered oil tanker FSO Nabarima. AMIDST an ever-growing appeal – both locally and internationally – for something to be done to avert a potential environmental disaster, a team of inspectors will leave on Tuesday to assess the FSO Nabarima, the “sinking…

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