Ensco, a UK-based offshore drilling contractor, has informed that, following a long journey from Singapore, its new ENSCO 122 jack-up rig has arrived in the Netherlands where the rig will start its initial contract with NAM later this year.
NAM or Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij BV is a Dutch exploration and production company jointly owned by Shell (50%) and ExxonMobil (50%).
The ENSCO 122 jack-up rig, recently delivered by Singapore’s Keppel, will be the third ultrapremium, harsh environment jackup in the ENSCO 120 Series to work in the North Sea.
