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Home›Fossil Energy›‘Atwood Osprey’ leaves. Woodside restarts Pluto
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March 20, 2015 · about 11 years ago

‘Atwood Osprey’ leaves. Woodside restarts Pluto

Woodside Petroleum has restarted production at its Pluto LNG Plant in Western Australia. The semi-submersible drilling rig Atwood Osprey, which had drifted last week close to the flowlines, was relocated away from Pluto infrastructure. The Atwood Osprey is owned by Atwood Oceanics and contracted to

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Woodside Petroleum has restarted production at its Pluto LNG Plant in Western Australia.

The semi-submersible drilling rig Atwood Osprey, which had drifted last week close to the flowlines, was relocated away from Pluto infrastructure.

The Atwood Osprey is owned by Atwood Oceanics and contracted to Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd. and was on location at the Iago 1B well.

According to Woodside, the 2015 production target range of 84 to 91 MMboe remains unchanged.

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