The Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 drillship will be chartered for an offshore drilling campaign in India. Transocean's new contract reinforces its prominent position in the global maritime market.

Transocean secured this Wednesday, (30/08), a flagship contract for its state-of-the-art drillship, the Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1, in collaboration with the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in the Indian Sea. With the ability to explore ultra-deep depths of up to 12.000 feet, the 21-month contract set to start soon promises to contribute around $222 million in delays. This partnership not only highlights Transocean's technical expertise, but also underscores the crucial role of offshore exploration in guaranteeing the global energy supply.

Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 drillship to leave for India campaign

In the offshore drilling scenario, the company Transocean took another significant step by winning an outstanding contract.

This contract involves a state-of-the-art drillship, highlighting the company's experience in ultra-deepwater exploration.

In the services offered by the company, drillships play a crucial role in the exploration of underwater reservoirs.

They are vessels specially equipped for drilling and data collection in deep and ultra-deep waters.

Transocean, a recognized leader in the industry, has a long history of successful operations in this domain.

Now, the company has joined forces with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), one of India's leading energy companies, for a flagship project in the offshore drilling business.

ONGC has awarded Transocean a long-term contract, marking the start of a new drilling mission in the Indian Sea.

The offshore drilling campaign will feature the Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 drillship, one of the flagship vessels in Transocean's fleet.

New Transocean offshore drilling contract to run for 21 months offshore India

Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 drillship is an impressive example of modern marine engineering.

Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, it can reach depths that were previously unexplored, reaching 12.000 feet below the sea surface.

With a 21-month program set to begin shortly, the new contract promises to make a significant contribution to Transocean's economics.

In addition to the technical and engineering aspects, the new contract also has significant financial impacts.

The 21-month mission is estimated to generate approximately $222 million in delays, excluding additional fees.

With the growing demand for energy resources, exploration in ultra-deep waters assumes a strategic role in the global supply of energy.

Thus, with the guarantee of this contract and the exceptional performance of the Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 drillship, Transocean confirms its commitment to innovation and continuous advancement in offshore exploration.

As the energy sector evolves, partnerships like this drive the search for resources in places previously considered inaccessible, paving the way for an even more productive energy future.