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BPT's demonstrator was installed offshore on the FABTEST site on the 24th July for testing through to the end of September 2025.
BPT's demonstrator was installed offshore on the FABTEST site on the 24th July for testing through to the end of September 2025.

We are thrilled to announce that Buoyant Production Technologies (BPT), a subsidiary of Crondall Energy, has cut the first steel for their Demonstrator Project! This initiative, supported by our industrial partners, aims to design, fabricate, install, and operate a reduced-scale version of BPT's innovative power and control buoy.


The buoy will be fabricated at APCL A&P Falmouth and then installed and tested at the FABTEST site in Falmouth Bay. This site offers the perfect met ocean conditions to correlate numerical analysis and verify the buoy's motion performance.


This project marks a significant step forward in advancing our technology and capabilities. Stay tuned for more updates!


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We are thrilled to announce that Buoyant Production Technologies Ltd, a subsidiary of Crondall Energy, has awarded the hull fabrication contract for our ground-breaking BPT Demonstrator project. 


The hull fabrication contract has been awarded to APCL A&P Group Limited CL Falmouth, part of the APCL Group and they will commence fabrication in February 2025 with launch expected in the Spring of 2025.


BPT General Manager, David Steed, commented: “Awarding the hull fabrication contract for the Demonstrator is a key milestone in our technology development plan.  We are very excited to be working with PETRONAS to qualify the technology within 2025 and actively working with the project partners to refine the technology for commercial developments.”


Giles Francis MBA FCMA, Commercial Director at APCL A&P Group Limited Falmouth, said: "A&P Falmouth is delighted to be supporting Crondall Energy with this innovative project, allowing us to demonstrate our fabrication expertise.  We look forward to seeing the BPT Demonstrator project successfully completing its trials in the Falmouth Bay Test Site later this year."


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