Since we began developing Bazeport in 2008, offshore oil and gas installations have been our primary market. Bazeport has extensive experience delivering tailored solutions to this highly advanced industry. Below is a small selection of our valued customers.
Noble Corporation has one of the youngest and most advanced rig fleets in the industry. Their fleet consists of Jack-Ups, Semi-Subs and Drillships. BazePort IPTV has been selected for all their Jack-Up new builds over several years, with a setup to accommodate operations world wide. Live TV, Radio, Video on Demand and PVR for entertainment, as well as Digital Signage for public information and training, are all part of the delivery. In addition to their new builds BazePort has also been selected on a number of rigs that have been converted from old coax setups to a new IPTV setup using BazePort IP-over-Coax technology.
Off Sumburgh Head steaming for the Clair Ridge. Foto: Ronnie Robertson
Multinational oil and gas company BP, is one of the world's seven oil and gas "supermajors" with operations in nearly 80 countries worldwide.
BP has invested in BazePort IPTV system for their projects Azeri Central East in Azerbaijan, Clair Ridge UK, and Tortue FPSO and HUB in Mauritania.
The crew can enjoy live TV, a range of films and series from our Video on Demand library, listen to the radio or podcast. The system also has a integrated PA/GA mute and cloud publishing functionality.
Teekay Petrojarl is the largest Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) operator in the North Sea. Established in 1973, Teekay has developed from a regional shipping company into one of the world’s largest marine energy transportation companies.
BazePort IPTV has been selected for FPSO's Knarr and Libra, as well as for FSO Gina Krog. All vessels are equipped with full IPTV system according to the NORSOK standard.
Transocean is the world's largest rig and drilling company with a total fleet of 80 vessels.
Deepwater Mykonos and Deepwater Corcovado are both equipped with BazePort IPTV system for entertainment, education and information.
The crew can watch Live TV, a range of films and series via the Video on Demand subscription, as well as listen to the radio and podcasts. The cloud publishing service allows the management to distribute information from headquarters onshore directly to the vessels.
