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Her er riggen alle vil ha til Norge - Offshore.no
To hire the rig for drilling in Norway has been a fight oil companies in between. Because of the few rigs and many drilling plans firing rates now in the air because the pressures are so great.
The last few days have Offshore.no spoke with several sources that tell about inflationary pressures and the game for the few available rigs. Because of the strict rules on the Norwegian continental shelf Norway has been a market in the market. Several companies now chasing a big semi-rig that can drill in deep water. Then there is almost nothing to choose from
We recently wrote that Ocean Rig's Eirik the Red was rented out to Ophir in West Africa. Here are the rates now become so good that the rigging companies would rather rent in an area where costs are lower than here in Norway. Eric the Red was also a very good deal, actually the best we've seen.
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Since Eric the Red first drill at least 60 days from April to Ophir and then class, this rig will not be available until late autumn. Thus sailing s?¸sterirggen, Leiv Eiriksson as the rig everyone will have to Norway right now.
Falkland Islands
The rig is soon on his contract at the Falkland Islands and there will be conversations with many oil companies around to get the rig to Norway. The market right now is flooded almost the rumors about how good a deal it can get. A source informs Offshore.no that the rig will be offered a four-year contract for $ 640,000 the day. Another point to a shorter deal - maybe two years. Payment here will be below $ 600,000.
In any case, the oil company that will rent it to dig deep in your wallet. There are several reasons for this. There are hardly available rigs of this type now, it goes in a good agreement with the $ 540,000 the day and the standard for 2012 was set last week.
- The level that applies now, as we last week when West Navigator had renewed its contract with Shell, said rig analyst Bjorn Thoresen at Swedbank First Securities Offshore.no earlier this week.
West Navigator got an extension on its Shell agreement of 18 months. This day rate was nearly $ 590,000.
Normal?
For comparison we can mention that there are only a few months ago, Statoil hired West Hercules to about $ 500,000 for work in Norway and internationally. If the dominant player on the Norwegian continental shelf to secure the Leiv Eiriksson, they must either stop the rig on a long contract, or to add substantially more money on the table than they normally would. But it is perhaps not rig the market is normally a day?
And should not Statoil would be to pay what it takes, waiting NOK several others with the checkbook.
