ENG About us Fleet Investors Career Press center Fleet List of ships Activities Projects Technical management Sustainable development Safety and quality Environmental protection and energy efficiency Social responsibility Innovative development program Northern Sea Route The history of the development of the NSR as a transport corridor for large-tonnage vessels. homeFleetActivitiesProjects Sakhalin-1 project (Russia) The project is developing oil and gas reserves in the Sea of Okhotsk on the northeastern shelf of Sakhalin Island, including the Chayvo, Odoptu and Arkutun-Dagi offshore fields. The operator of the project is Exxon Neftegas Limited (a subsidiary of the American corporation Exxon Mobil), other members of the consortium for its development are OJSC Rosneft (Russia), ONGK Videsh Ltd. (India) and SODEKO (Japan). The fields and the De-Kastri export terminal in the Khabarovsk Territory are connected by a pipeline. At the moment, five SCF shuttle tankers of Aframax standard size with a high ice class are involved in the transportation of oil from the terminal: Yuri Senkevich , Viktor Titov , Viktor Konetsky , Kapitan Kostichev and Pavel Chernysh . In addition, three multifunctional icebreaking supply vessels of the SCF Group serve the Berkut (Arkutun-Dagi field) and Orlan (Chayvo field) production platforms: Vitus Bering , Aleksey Chirikov and SKF Sakhalin . All vessels operate under long-term agreements with the project operator. In 2012, Sovcomflot, together with its Dutch partner Van Oord, successfully towed and installed at a given point on the Sea of Okhotsk the foundation of one of the world's largest production platforms - the Berkut platform for the Arkutun-Dagi field. More about towing the Berkut platform base for the Arkutun-Dagi field Back to the list of projects Site development: © PAO Sovcomflot 2016 SCF GroupProcurementSite MapContacts