One-Dyas Adds One More Well to Maersk Drilling Jack-up Rig's Scope in Dutch North Sea

OE Staff
Friday, April 29, 2022
Credit; Maersk Drilling

Oil and gas company ONE-Dyas has exercised an option to continue using the Maersk Resolute, a harsh environment jack-up drilling rig, in the Dutch sector of the North Sea. 

The one-well contract extension for the Maersk Drilling-owned rig is set to begin in May 2022 and will last for 75 days. This will be a straight continuation of the rig’s current work scope. The contract extension is worth around $6.3 million.

Maersk Resolute is a 350-foot, MSC CJ50 jack-up rig designed by Gusto and delivered in 2008. 

It is now active in the Dutch section of the North Sea where, upon completion of its contract with ONE-Dyas, it will begin a 19-month plugging and abandonment contract.

The P&A contract was announced earlier in April,when Maersk Drilling said that Maersk Resolute has secured the plugging and abandonment deal for 31 wells in support of a rig sharing agreement between TotalEnergies EP Nederland B.V. and Petrogas E&P Netherlands B.V. 

 

Categories: Drilling North Sea Activity Shallow Water Drilling Rigs

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