The Shell Prelude is the biggest thing constructed by man ever put in the water.
Displacing more than six aircraft carriers, it's hundreds of miles off Australia's coast.
Built in 2017, it's an LNG platform, chained to the seabed with sixteen of the largest chains ever made.
It's been prone to teething troubles and shutdowns since it began. So the question is whether the Prelude is the beginning of a new age
Or a costly failed experiment.
Chapters
00:00 - What's the biggest man-made object on water?
00:54 - What is the size of the Shell Prelude?
01:29 - What is the Shell Prelude?
02:45 - Where does the Shell Prelude operate/ The Concerto Fields
04:00 - How was the shell prelude built?
05:16 - Problems with the Shell Prelude
06:12 - How does the Shell Prelude cope with storms?
07:35 - What does the Shell Prelude use for power
08:15 - How the Shell Prelude exports the gas
09:00 - How does the Shell Prelude move
09:51 - The Future of the Prelude
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