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Home›Fossil Energy›Norway: Eni Gets Green Light for Use of Scarabeo 5 in Norwegian Sea
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July 20, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Norway: Eni Gets Green Light for Use of Scarabeo 5 in Norwegian Sea

Eni Norway AS has been granted consent for use of the mobile facility Scarabeo 5 on Marulk in the Norwegian Sea. The consent applies to drilling of pilot well 6507/2-N-2 H, production well 6507/2-N-2 AH, and production well 6507/2N-4 H in the Nordland II area. The wells belong to production licence

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Eni Norway AS has been granted consent for use of the mobile facility Scarabeo 5 on Marulk in the Norwegian Sea.

The consent applies to drilling of pilot well 6507/2-N-2 H, production well 6507/2-N-2 AH, and production well 6507/2N-4 H in the Nordland II area.

The wells belong to production licence 122. The water depth in the area is approx. 367 metres.

The start-up is scheduled for September 2011. The activity will go on for approx. 196 days.

Scarabeo 5 (picture) is a mobile drilling facility built in Italy at Fincantieri Shipyards Genova, completed in 1990. It is operated by Saipem Norwegian Branch (Saipem).

[mappress] Source:Ptil , July 20, 2011;

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