Maersk Drilling has informed that its drillship Maersk Venturer has started operations for Total in Malaysia.
Offshore Energy Today has recently reported that Maersk Venturer has secured a short term contract with oil major Total, and now the company has released an update on its Twitter account saying that the drillship is kicking off Malaysia operations.
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According to Maersk, the drillship will start a one well programme with an estimated duration of 45 days with potential extension up to 40 days.
The estimated revenue from the firm 45 days period is $17 million.
Maersk Ventuer is the third in a series of four ultra deepwater drillships to enter Maersk Drilling’s fleet. The four drillships represent a total investment of $2.6bn and will be delivered from the Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard in Geoje-Si in South-Korea in 2014.
Maersk Venturer has commenced operations for @Total in Malaysia #offshoredrilling #drillship pic.twitter.com/kUPRrdjLWT
— Maersk Drilling (@maerskdrilling) November 20, 2014
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Maersk Drilling has informed that its drillship Maersk Venturer has started operations for Total in Malaysia. Offshore Energy Today has recently reported that Maersk Venturer has secured a short term contract with oil major Total, and now the company has released an update on its Twitter account say
