HydraWell goes Dutch with TAQA
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
The plugging job was conducted at one of the fields connected to the TAQA-operated P15 platform, situated approximately 35 km north-west of Hoek of Holland. The dual casing Perf, Wash and Cement job was conducted from the Maersk Resolute. HydraWell’s contract value is undisclosed.
To execute the project, HydraWell utilised its HydraHemeraTM Perf, Wash and Cement (PWC®) jetting system, which can install a rock-to-rock barrier in two days. In comparison, plugging offshore wells with conventional methods, such as section milling, can often take 10-14 days to complete. The latter drives the associated decommissioning costs up significantly.
“We have previously supported TAQA on the UK sector of the North Sea. The fact that our PWC® technology significantly reduces the cost of plugging offshore wells, is probably the reason why TAQA have invited us to the Dutch sector too,” says Mark Sørheim, CEO of HydraWell.
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