Petrobras prorroga contrato com a Seadrill para serviços de perfuração

Petrobras Extends Contract With Seadrill for Drilling Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/11/2019 at 09:20

Updated on 05/11/2019 at 21:27

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The Brazilian Oil Company Petrobras Extended a Contract with Seadrill for the Use of the Drillship West Tellus

To provide services to Petrobras, Seadrill announced on Monday (04) that the contract will be with the drillship West Tellus. The Seadrill rig is a 6th generation DP3 drillship rated for 3,600 m depth. It was built in 2013 by the Samsung shipyard in South Korea. See also: With Saturated Pipelines, the State Company Is Considering Using Ships for the Flow of Gas from the Pre-Salt

According to the offshore drilling contractor, the contract is expected to be valued at approximately US $ 170 million, including managed pressure drilling and ancillary services. This amount sets the daily rate at around US $ 230,000, which is lower compared to the previous daily rate of the platform of US $ 317,000 (as reported in the Seadrill fleet status report). See here for more details.

The contract is expected to start in Q4 2019, as a direct continuation of its current contract with Petrobras.

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Petrobras Extends Contract With Seadrill for Drilling Services

The Brazilian Oil Company Petrobras Extended a Contract with Seadrill for the Use of the Drillship West Tellus

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