in some embodiments the docking station is then used as a testing or production vessel to process and separate oil gas and water etc in further embodiments the docking station provide facilities to inject water and gas back into well s power to operate electric submersible pumps or lifting support to aid with other production methods step 5 depicts an embodiment of the mooring sequence in which an oil tanker is joined in communication with the docking station as previously discussed example embodiments may comprise a wide variety of attachment methods and means such as mooring docking fastening etc in one example embodiment the docking station then utilizes pipes tubulars hoses etc to transfer oil gas or other stored fluids to and from the tanker fig5 depicts an embodiment of a turret buoy mooring process that allows the drilling station and the docking station to cooperate in a synchronized manner even in very poor weather conditions such as strong winds rough currents etc in the embodiment illustrated in step 1 of fig5 conventional mooring lines and anchors are affixed to a turret buoy as known in the art embodiments of the drilling station are subsequently towed to the turret buoy as illustrated in step 2 in the embodiment depicted in step 3 a plurality of towing vessels position the drilling.