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Home›Fossil Energy›Woodside Extends Safe Astoria Deal for Another Month (Australia)
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November 8, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Woodside Extends Safe Astoria Deal for Another Month (Australia)

Australia’s Woodside Petroleum has decided to extend a contract for the use of Safe Astoria semi-submersible rig, Prosafe, the owner of the rig has announced. With this, Australia’s largest LNG exporter has exercised the second of two 30-days options to use Safe Astoria at its North Rankin Redevelop

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Australia’s Woodside Petroleum has decided to extend a contract for the use of Safe Astoria semi-submersible rig, Prosafe, the owner of the rig has announced.

With this, Australia’s largest LNG exporter has exercised the second of two 30-days options to use Safe Astoria at its North Rankin Redevelopment Project. The project is located 135km, north-west of Karratha, offshore Western Australia.

The value of the contract, which expires on December 30, is estimated at USD 5.7 million. The rig offers accommodation for a crew of 349.

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Offshore Energy Today Staff, November 8, 2012

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