Hound Point's Jetty 1 in the North Sea has reopened on schedule following planned maintenance, a spokeswoman for operator BP said on Monday.
"Both jetties are now operational," she said.
Hound Point's Jetty 1 is the North Sea's key loading berth for very large crude carriers (VLCCs). It has been closed since early May, preventing Forties crude from departing for Asia.
(Reporting by Claire Milhench)
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