A BP usará a sonda de perfuração West Aquarius da Seadrill para perfurar um novo poço

BP Will Use Seadrill’s West Aquarius Drilling Rig to Drill a New Well

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/08/2018 at 10:42

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Canadian Authorities Approved BP’s Plans to Drill a Well at the Aspy D-11 Well, Off the Coast of Nova Scotia.

BP will use Seadrill’s West Aquarius drilling rig to drill a secondary well away from the original well. The equipment will not be moving position to the deviated well. The well is located approximately 330 kilometers southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia. The same surface location and infrastructure (including the wellhead) of Aspy D-11 will be used for the deviated well (Aspy D-11A). However, instead of continuing to drill vertically, the drilling will slightly angle to one side, BP stated.

The lower portion of the Aspy D-11 well where the deviation is being cemented and plugged, and preparations are underway to begin the lateral deviation.

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