Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Asso-Ventiquattro

On March 20, 2011, a pivotal evacuation took place at the Bouri Oilfield as workers were transported to safety using several offshore supply vessels. The fleet included the Italian-owned vessels 'Asso Trenta,' 'Asso Ventinove,' and 'Asso Ventiquattro,' alongside the Croatian-owned 'Brodospas Storm.' These vessels made their way to Marsaxlokk Harbour in Malta, arriving on March 21. The Bouri Offshore Field, a significant site in Block NC-41, lies approximately 120 kilometers off the coast of Libya in the Mediterranean Sea. Discovered in 1976 at a considerable depth of 8,700 feet (2,700 meters), the field holds an impressive estimated 2 billion barrels (320 million cubic meters) of proven recoverable crude oil reserves, as well as 2.5 trillion cubic feet (71 billion cubic meters) of associated natural gas. The field boasts an annual production capacity of around 6 billion cubic meters, reinforcing its importance in the region's energy landscape.