Maersk Drilling officially announced that came in an agreement with Shelf Drilling in order to sell the Maersk Completer for $38 million in an all-cash transaction. Specifically, Shelf Drilling agreed to take over the rig as it is expected to be delivered in January 2020.
Read moreDetailsThe Drilling Company of 1972, the rebranded Maersk Drilling, is considered the 'strongest competitor' in the mid-size rig market, Wood MacKenzie reports. Maersk demerged its drilling business in February, aiming to change away from the energy sector and focus on transport and logistics. TDC 1972 is also leading the jack-up market, as it has more harsh environment jack-ups in their fleet than any other company.
Read moreDetailsABS has produced video which explains that the key to safety in jackup operations is risk management presenting some of the challenges facing the global jackup.
Read moreDetailsKeppel FELS has secured a contract from BOTL for a KFELS Super B Class jackup rig worth about US$240 million
Read moreDetailsMaersk Drilling names world's largest jack-up rig in a ceremony held at GMC Marine Partners yard in Mekjarvik in Norway
Read moreDetailsA joint industry project on jacking system maintenance and inspection has resulted in a new DNV GL Recommended Practice
Read moreDetailsL-3 SAM Electronics announced that it has successfully completed the supply and installation of equipment on board the Heavy-Lift Jack-Up Vessel
Read moreDetailsThe most powerful heavy-lift jack-up vessel Innovation christened in Bremerhaven
Read moreDetailsOffshore structure was build by MAERSK contractor
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