Petrobras Charters Constellation's Laguna Star Rig for 2-Year Contract

Petrobras Charters Constellation’s Laguna Star Rig for 2-Year Contract

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/07/2019 at 11:58

Updated on 08/07/2019 at 16:03

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Sources Say That The Contract With Petrobras Should Start In A Few Months, As Soon As Constellation Finishes Its Contract With Enauta, In The Santos Basin

According To Bassoe Analytics, The Drilling Ship Belonging To Constellation Is Expected To Start Its Contract With Petrobras In Mid-October 2019. Bassoe Estimated That The Daily Rate Of The Contract Is About US $ 155,000. The 6th Generation Drillship Will Be Deployed In Petrobras’ BM-S-11 Block In The Santos Basin.

The Drillship Is Currently Under Contract With Enauta – Previously Known As QGEP – In The Atlanta Field, Also In The Santos Basin. Data From Bassoe Analytics Indicates That The Laguna Star Is Expected To Remain With Enauta Until The End Of September 2019. Its Current Daily Rate Is Estimated At US $ 140,000.

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