
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar drew attention to the power of Türkiye's energy fleet.
While celebrating the 488th anniversary of the Preveza Naval Victory, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar stated that Türkiye has the fourth largest energy fleet in the world with its drilling and seismic research vessels.
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Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar shared Türkiye's energy activities at sea on the 488th anniversary of the Preveza Naval Victory.
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar celebrated the 488th anniversary of the Preveza Naval Victory and Navy Day with a statement on his social media account.
6 DRILLING, 2 SEISMIC RESEARCH SHIPS
Türkiye; Today, it has become the country with the fourth largest energy fleet in the world, with its energy fleet consisting of Fatih, Yavuz, Kanuni, Abdülhamid Han, Çağrı Bey and Yıldırım drilling ships, Barbaros Hayreddin Paşa and Oruç Reis seismic research ships, as well as underwater construction and operation support ships.
FRESH WORK IN THE BLACK SEA
Currently, 5 drilling ships are working to increase natural gas production in the Black Sea, while Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha Seismic Research Ship continues its seismic studies in the region. With the commissioning of the Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform by the end of the year, natural gas production in the Black Sea is aimed to double and reach 20 million cubic meters.
ÇAĞRI BEY IS IN SOMALIA
Çağrı Bey Drilling Ship continues its drilling operations in Somalia. Çağrı Bey, working in the CURAD-1 well, targets a depth of 7 thousand 500 meters. Another seismic research ship of Türkiye, Oruç Reis, continues to work in the Mediterranean.
"PREVEZE DENİZ ZAFERİ'NİN 488'İNCİ YIL DÖNÜMÜ VE DENİZ KUVVETLERİ GÜNÜ KUTLU OLSUN"
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Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform will be put into operation by the end of the year
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Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar announced TPAO's daily production target of 1 million barrels equivalent, with the Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform preparing for its mission. The platform will operate uninterruptedly for 20 years in the Black Sea and the domestic generator ratio is 70%. With a second platform in 2028, production capacity will be quadrupled and Türkiye aims to meet the energy it consumes with its own operations.

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar stated that the production inside and outside Türkiye is at the level of 350 thousand barrels per day today and noted that this figure will be increased to 550-600 thousand barrels in 2028. Stating that 7 of the 11 new facilities in the Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform are produced in Türkiye and 7 thousand people work on the platform, Bayraktar announced that a new floating production platform to be brought to Türkiye at the end of 2027 is planned to be put into production in 2028.

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Minister of Energy and Resources Alparslan Bayraktar shared the details of the Osman Gazi Floating Production Platform: there are 21 facilities on the platform, 70% of which is produced in Türkiye, employs 7 thousand people and aims to quadruple production in 2028. The Minister also stated that Turkish Petroleum's target of producing 1 million barrels per day has been achieved, a reverse brain drain has been achieved and they are working on a new energy architecture.

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar emphasized that on the 488th anniversary of the Preveza Naval Victory, Türkiye has the fourth largest energy fleet in the world with 6 drilling and 2 seismic research ships.

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