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Home›Fossil Energy›New contract, cut dayrate for ‘Noble Driller’
Fossil Energy

October 10, 2014 · about 12 years ago

New contract, cut dayrate for ‘Noble Driller’

Noble Corporation has been awarded two short-term contract extensions for its Noble Driller semi-submersible drilling rig.

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Noble Corporation has been awarded two short-term contract extensions for its Noble Driller semi-submersible drilling rig, offshore Louisiana.

The rig, operating in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, will stay with Marubeni Oil & Gas, but at reduced dayrate(s).

Noble has announced that the Noble Driller, previously working on a $415.000 dayrate, has begun its first part of the contract extension in mid-September, until mid-October at a dayrate of 240.000.

The dayrate will further drop to $225.000 when the second one month extension with Marubeni begins in mid-October until mid-November.

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