Transocean Adds Over $1.6 Billion in New Contracts for Offshore Drilling Rig Chartering in Brazil and Other Countries

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 21/10/2022 at 10:57

Fonte: Petróleo Hoje

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The Company’s New Contracts Ensure Expansion in Its Portfolio, With Over US$ 1.6 Billion Being Added in No Time. The Chartering of the Drilling Rigs Will Also Bring More Visibility to Transocean’s Offshore Operations.

The international offshore market is increasingly growing, thus seeking new support services for the exploration and production of fuels. Taking advantage of this moment, Transocean has a series of new contracts across the globe. These agreements involve the chartering of its drilling rigs for fuel production in new wells. The company adds over US$ 1.6 billion to its contract portfolio with the agreements recently acquired.

Transocean’s Total Order Book Reaches R$ 7.3 Billion After Closing New Offshore Drilling Rig Charter Contracts

The multinational well drilling company Transocean is now experiencing a great moment for its growth in the global market.

The company’s total order book reached R$ 7.3 billion in recent months, as a result of the addition of over R$ 1.6 billion in new contracts signed around the world.

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Check Out the Other Offshore Drilling Rigs That Were Chartered Along With the Company in the New Contracts

Among the other offshore drilling rigs from Transocean, the Development Driller III received a contract for a well in Suriname for US$ 345 thousand per day.

The deal was signed with the oil company TotalEnergies and will last only a few months, starting in January 2023 and ending around March of the same year.

The Transocean Norge was contracted by Wintershall DEA and OMV for a campaign of 17 wells in Norway with daily rates ranging from US$ 347 thousand to US$ 430 thousand.

Other contracts include one with the offshore company Reliance Industries, which exercised its option for a well for the Dhirubhai Deepwater KG1 at US$ 330 thousand per day.

Finally, the last drilling rig charter contract was made with the Transocean Spitsbergen, contracted by Equinor.

The daily rate will be US$ 316,000 and the company will charter the vessel until March 2025.

Transocean Adds Over $1.6 Billion in New Contracts for Offshore Drilling Rig Chartering in Brazil and Other Countries

The Company’s New Contracts Ensure Expansion in Its Portfolio, With Over US$ 1.6 Billion Being Added in No Time. The Chartering of the Drilling Rigs Will Also Bring More Visibility to Transocean’s Offshore Operations.

Transocean’s Total Order Book Reaches R$ 7.3 Billion After Closing New Offshore Drilling Rig Charter Contracts

Check Out the Other Offshore Drilling Rigs That Were Chartered Along With the Company in the New Contracts

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