Repsol Hires Maersk Valiant Drill Ship for Drilling in Mexico

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/06/2019 at 05:04

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The Spanish Oil Company Repsol Hired a Maersk Drilling Drillship for Offshore Drilling in Mexico.

Maersk Drilling said on Tuesday that Repsol’s Mexican subsidiary, Repsol Exploración México, contracted its drillship Maersk Valiant for a two-well project. Repsol will deploy the 7th generation drillship delivered in 2013 in offshore blocks 10 and 29 in the Gulf of Mexico.

“The contracts have a planned duration of 138 days and are expected to start in March 2020. In addition to firm work, the contracts include two options for one well”, said Maersk Drilling.

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Repsol Hires Maersk Valiant Drill Ship for Drilling in Mexico

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