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Green Marine

January 16, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Regalia extends Valhall stay

Prosafe has secured a further six months of work for two of its vessel operating for BP at the Valhall field offshore Norway. Multi-service vessel Regalia has been contracted for a further three months and the Safe Scandinavia for the same period after BP exercised two three-month options on the ves

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Prosafe has secured a further six months of work for two of its vessel operating for BP at the Valhall field offshore Norway. Multi-service vessel Regalia has been contracted for a further three months and the Safe Scandinavia for the same period after BP exercised two three-month options on the vessel. Regalia will start its new contract from July this year, and Safe Scandinavia will commence its three-month stay at Valhall from October.

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