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VIDEO: Woodside Reports 5,000-Tonne Module Installation on Tlaloc FPU

Modules weighing around 5,000 tonnes each have been installed on the 45,000-tonne Tlaloc FPU under construction in South Korea for the Trion project.
Image source: Woodside Energy

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Modules weighing around 5,000 tonnes each have been installed on the Tlaloc floating production unit under construction in South Korea for the Trion project.

The lifting work took place at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, where the 45,000-tonne FPU is being built.

Woodside Energy said the installation followed months of planning and coordination across multiple crews.

The Tlaloc, named after the Aztec rain god, is being constructed as Trion targets first oil in 2028.

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This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
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