Neptune Energy given permission for use of Deepsea Yantai drilling facility at Gjøa field

Published by Nicholas Woodroof, Editor
Oilfield Technology, Friday, 29 May 2020 10:30

Norway's Petroleum Safety Authority has given Neptune Energy consent to use the Deepsea Yantai mobile drilling facility for production drilling for a period of 240 days at production licence 153 in the Gjøa field.

The facility (pictured) is a semi-submersible drilling facility owned by Odfjell Drilling AS. The facility was built at the CIMC Raffles yard in China and was completed in 2016.

Image courtesy of Odfjell Drilling

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