GustoMSC CJ70 450-499ft IC Jackup Rig Info/Jobs.
Rig Name: Maersk Integrator
Owner: The Drilling Company of 1972 A/S (Ex Maersk Drilling)
Manager: The Drilling Company of 1972 A/S (Ex Maersk Drilling)
Rig Type: Jackup
Sub Type: Independent Leg Cantilever
Jackup Type: High-Specification
Max Water Depth (ft): 492
Max Drill Depth (ft): 40,000
Dimensions (ft): 291 x 336 x 39
Leg Length (ft): 678
Competitive: Yes
Current Location:
Country: Norway
Region: NWECS
Rig Construction Details:
Rig Design: Gusto MSC
Rig Model: CJ70-X150MD
Year Built: 2015
Country of Build: Singapore
Yard Name: Pioneer Yard I
Group Yard Name: Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd.
Rig Contract Details:
Operating Status: Operational
Operator: Aker BP
The contract has an estimated duration of 73 days and a
contract value of approximately USD 19.5m, excluding integrated services
provided and potential performance bonuses.
Maersk Integrator is contracted under the terms of the frame
agreement that Maersk
Drilling and Aker BP entered into in 2017 as part of the
Aker BP Jack-up Alliance which also includes Halliburton. The tripartite
alliance uses a shared incentives model, thereby securing mutual commitment to
collaborate and drive digital initiatives to reduce waste and deliver value.
Contracts under the alliance are based on market-rate terms but add the
possibility of an upside for all parties, based on actual delivery and
performance.
The ultra-harsh environment jack-up rig is currently
completing a series of upgrades to turn it into a hybrid, low-emission rig. The
upgrades are supported by a grant from the Norwegian NOx Fund and a separate
compensation scheme agreed with Aker BP rewarding reductions in fuel
consumption and reduced emissions.
"It’s great to add another two wells which shores up
Maersk Integrator’s drilling programs for all of 2021.
We look forward to
continuing our close collaboration with Aker BP and Halliburton in order to add
to the efficiency gains realized by our alliance. This in itself lowers the CO2
emissions associated with drilling, and the low-emission upgrades will
contribute further to delivering on our target of reducing the CO2 intensity
from rig operations,” says COO Morten Kelstrup of Maersk Drilling.
Maersk Integrator is an ultra-harsh environment CJ70 XLE
jack-up rig, designed for year-round operations in the North Sea. It was
delivered in 2015 and is currently operating offshore Norway.
Maersk Drilling on 7 December, 2020, has been awarded a
one-well contract from Austrian oil and gas company OMV (Norge) AS for the
low-emission jack-up rig Maersk Integrator to drill an exploration well
offshore Norway. Maersk Drilling said that OMV would use the Maersk Integrator
jack-up rig to drill one exploration well in the Ommadawn prospect in the
production license 970 in the Norwegian part of the North Sea. The offshore
driller, the contract is expected to start in mid-2021 with an estimated
duration of 52 days.
“We believe this kind of commercial model has the potential
to increase exploration drilling activity in Norway and across the North Sea.
The contract further shows the commercial value of our low-emission upgrades.
“By reducing fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and NOx emissions we are not only
making contributions towards reaching emission targets but also create value
for our customer under the incentive schemes established in Norway“.
As for the rig, the Maersk Integrator is an ultra-harsh
environment CJ70 XLE jack-up rig, designed for year-round operations in the
North Sea. It was delivered in 2015. Last week, MOL was given a drilling permit
to use the Maersk Integrator drilling rig in production licence 617 after the
rig concludes drilling of production well for Aker BP on the Ivar Aasen field.
On 20 August 2020, Maersk Drilling has been awarded an
additional one-well contract from Aker BP for the low-emission jack-up rig
Maersk Integrator. In direct continuation of its previously announced work
scope, the rig will move to the Ula field offshore Norway to drill the Ula F –
Producer 1 well. The contract has an estimated duration of 85 days and is
expected to commence in April 2021. The contract value is approximately USD
21.6m, excluding integrated services provided and a potential performance
bonus.
Maersk Integrator is contracted under the terms of
the frame
agreement that Maersk Drilling and Aker BP entered into in 2017 as part of the
Aker BP Jack-up Alliance which also includes Halliburton. The tripartite
alliance uses a shared incentives model, thereby securing mutual commitment to
collaborate and drive digital initiatives to reduce waste and deliver value.
Contracts under the alliance are based on market-rate terms but add the
possibility of an upside for all parties, based on actual delivery and
performance.
Maersk Integrator already won several extensions with Aker
BP this year. The first one was awarded in January. Under the extension, the
rig would drill two wells on the Ivar Aasen field with work expected to begin
in October 2020. The extension has an estimated duration of 93 days and a
contract value of $25.5 million. The contract also includes an additional
one-well option.
The second extension was awarded in July. The one-well deal
is for drilling of the K-2B development well on the Tambar field offshore Norway.
The work is expected to start in February 2021 and last for 73 days. The
contract value is around $18.5 million excluding integrated services provided
and a potential performance bonus.
Maersk Integrator Maersk Drilling has agreed with MOL Norge
to transfer the contract for the Maersk Interceptor in Norway to the Maersk
Integrator. The commencement will follow the completion of the Maersk
Integrator’s work scope for Aker BP, expectedly in December 2020. (1)
On July 20, 2020, Aker BP awards one-well extension for
low-emission jackup Maersk Integrator. Maersk Drilling has secured an
additional one-well contract from Aker BP for its low-emission jack-up rig
Maersk Integrator. In direct continuation of its current work scope, the rig
will move to the Tambar field offshore Norway to drill the K-2B development
well, with work expected to commence in February 2021. The contract has an
estimated duration of 73 days and a contract value of approximately USD 18.5m,
excluding integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus. The
rig is further undergoing a series of upgrades to turn it into a hybrid,
low-emission rig before expectedly moving to the Ivar Aasen field for Aker BP
in August 2020.
Maersk Drilling continues to lead the way in the
technological advancements of ultra harsh environment drilling.
The Maersk Integrator is an ultra-harsh environment CJ70 XLE
jack-up, designed for year-round operations in the North Sea. It was delivered
in 2015 and is currently operating on the Ula field offshore Norway with a
workscope expected to be finished in July 2020. The rig is expected to perform
its scheduled Special Periodic Survey in August 2020, before it commences
drilling operations on the Tambar field.
On 20 January, 2020, Maersk Drilling has secured a two-well
contract extension from Aker BP for the ultra-harsh environment, low-emission
jack-up rig Maersk Integrator. In direct continuation of the rig’s current
workscope, Maersk Integrator will move to the Ivar Aasen field offshore Norway
to drill two wells, with work expected to commence in October 2020. The
extension has an estimated duration of 93 days and a contract value of
approximately USD 25.5m, excluding a potential performance bonus. The contract
includes an additional one-well option.
Maersk Integrator is contracted under the terms of the alliance
agreement Maersk Drilling entered into with Aker BP and Halliburton in 2017.
The tripartite alliance uses a shared incentives model, thereby securing mutual
commitment to collaborate to reduce waste and deliver value. Contracts under
the alliance are based on market-rate terms but add the possibility of an
upside for all parties, based on actual delivery and performance.
Maersk Drilling has also agreed with MOL Norge to transfer
the contract for the Maersk Interceptor in Norway to the Maersk Integrator. The
commencement will follow the completion of the Maersk Integrator’s work scope
for Aker BP, expectedly in December 2020.
“We are thrilled to be able to firm up activities for Maersk
Integrator in 2020 by continuing to work closely together with Aker BP in an
alliance which is enabling new ways of working across the value chain. The
alliance is enhancing efficiency through increased coordination and
involvement, and we are starting to see the first tangible results of this.
Higher efficiency in itself reduces the CO2 emissions associated with a
drilling campaign, and this is further improved by the low-emission upgrades
Maersk Integrator will receive before it begins working at Ivar Aasen,” says
COO Morten Kelstrup of Maersk Drilling.
On 7 November 2019, (Copenhagen,) Maersk Drilling has
secured a contract extension offshore Norway for the ultra-harsh environment
jack-up rig Maersk Integrator from Aker BP. In continuation of the rig’s
current workscope for Aker BP, the Maersk Integrator will drill a well at the
Tambar field in the Southern North Sea. The extension is expected to commence in
September 2020, with an expected duration of 40 days and a contract value of
USD 10.9m, excluding a potential performance bonus.
The Maersk Integrator is contracted under the terms of the
alliance agreement Maersk Drilling entered into with Aker BP and Halliburton in
2017. The tripartite alliance uses a shared incentives model, thereby securing
mutual commitment to collaborate to reduce waste and deliver value. Contracts
under the alliance are based on market-rate terms but add the possibility of an
upside for all parties, based on actual delivery and performance.
Prior to commencing work on the Tambar field, the
Maersk
Integrator will undergo a series of upgrades to turn it into a hybrid,
low-emission rig. The upgrades are similar to the ones previously announced for
the Maersk Intrepid, combining the use of hybrid power with low levels of NOx
emissions, and adding data intelligence to further reduce energy consumption
and CO2 emissions. The project is supported by a grant from the Norwegian NOx
Fund and a separate compensation scheme agreed with Aker BP.
“We are very happy to continue our close collaboration with
Aker BP, and to announce the low-emission upgrade for another XLE rig. The
great collaborative efforts in the alliance are producing high efficiency,
leading to wells drilled much faster than planned and mutual benefit for all
parties involved. Higher efficiency in itself reduces the CO2 emissions
associated with a drilling campaign, and this aspect is now further
strengthened by adding hybrid, low-emission technology,” says Morten Kelstrup,
COO of Maersk Drilling.
On 16 May, 2019, Maersk Drilling fleet report said that
Maersk Integrator jackup rig is awarded one-year contract with Aker BP in
Norway with expected commencement in May, 2019 and end in May, 2020. The
conract has provision for one three-month options. Off rate time for SPS
(Special Period Survey) in Q1 2020.
Having already taken delivery of four state-of-the-art XLE
Jack-ups, Maersk Intrepid ,
Maersk Interceptor , and Maersk Integrator, a
fourth and final XLE Jack-up hereby cementing Maersk Drilling's position as a
industry leader in the North Sea, with the most advanced Jack-Up drilling rigs
in existence. All of the newbuilds have been customized to handle demanding and
complex well drilling operations in the North Sea. On 23rd Feb, 2019, A.P. Møller - Maesk has initiated the
demerger and separate listing of Maersk Drilling Holding. The decision to do so
was made in August in last year, and the shares in Maersk Drilling Holding and
its subsidiaries will be contributed to a new company with the legal name “The
Drilling Company of 1972 A/S.” The company will be known as Maersk Drilling
Listco.
The four XL Enhanced harsh environment jack-up rigs are
based on the design of the Maersk Intrepid, Maersk Interceptor and Maersk
Integrator, currently the world’s largest and most advanced jack-up drilling
rigs. The XLE-4, which was delivered in late 2016, however have several
modifications to the design hereby making the XLE-4 the largest and most
advanced jack-up rig in the world.
On September 6, 2018, Maersk Drilling and oil
company Aker
BP have agreed to a one-year contract to deploy the Maersk Integrator rig on
the Norwegian shelf from June 2019. The contract is founded on the alliance
that the parties entered into in 2017, the two companies. The Maersk Integrator
will become the first rig to be contracted fully under the scope of the
alliance between Aker BP, Maersk Drilling and Halliburton. When the
high-performance jack-up rig finishes its current campaign on Gina Krog in June
2019, it will go directly to Ula for a new one-year assignment with Aker BP.
The XL Enhanced rigs incorporate enhanced features to
improve efficiency, safety and logistics onboard: Dual pipe handling maximises
uptime and drilling efficiency. While one string is working in the well bore, a
second string operates independently. This way casing, drill pipe or bottom
hole assembly can be assembled/disassembled and stored in the set-back area,
ready for subsequent transfer for use in the well bore, significantly reducing
non-productive time.
In 2018, Maersk Drilling launched a new strategic ambition
“Smarter Drilling for Better Value” with the aim of combining the leading
drilling services with new services and innovative business models. The first
example was an alliance with Aker BP which aims at lowering the cost per barrel
and increasing profitability for the partners while giving Maersk Drilling a
preferential right to provide jack-up rigs for Aker BP in Norway. In September
2018, Maersk Integrator became the first rig to be contracted fully under
alliance conditions. In December 2018, Maersk Drilling entered another unique
alliance with Seapulse. In this alliance, Maersk Drilling will provide fully integrated
services, including the provision of rigs, to remove complexity across the
entire value chain for a global 12-well exploration drilling program.
The new ultra harsh environment XL Enhanced jack-up stands
with a leg length of 206.8 m (678 ft) the rigs are the world’s largest jack-up
rigs and are designed for year round operation in the North Sea, in water
depths up to 150 m (492 ft).
Other features: 150 m (492 ft) water depth capability
year-round in the North Sea. Cantilever reach from stern to well centre 33.5 m
(110 ft) and from centre line to each side more than 11 m (36.1 ft.). Dual pipe
handling system allowing offline stand building of drill pipe, casing or bottom
hole assembly while one string is working at well centre. Accommodation for 150
people in single bed cabins (The XLE-4 will accommodate 180 people in single
bed cabins). Superior working and living conditions for the crew.
Norwegian oil company Statoil has received consent from the
Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) for production drilling and completion of
fourteen wells at Gina Krog field, in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea
with the Maersk Integrator jack-up rig. Gina Krog is an oil and gas field
located 250 kilometers west of Stavanger and 30 kilometers north-west of the
Sleipner A platform in the North Sea offshore Norway. The field came on stream
in 2017.
Water depth at the site is approx. 110 metres. The
development concept is a new steel platform and an oil storage vessel with a
capacity of 850,000 barrels. The field was proven in 1974. The reservoir
contains oil and gas in Middle Jurassic sandstone in the Hugin formation.
Statoil and the partners invested a total of some NOK 31
billion in the development of the Gina Krog field. Exploration well 15/6-14 S,
which Statoil has now received consent to drill, is to be drilled as a
sidetrack from existing well 15/6-B-2. Water depth at the site is 116 meters.
According to the PSA, the drilling was estimated to last 17
days in the event of a dry well and 25 days in the event of a discovery, and
started in September 2017. The well is to be drilled by this jack-up drilling
rig, which was built and delivered by the Keppel Shipyard in Singapore in 2014.
The facility will be operated by Maersk Drilling Norge. The jack-up drilling
rig was issued with an Acknowledgement of Compliance (AOC) by the PSA in June
2015.
Maersk Integrator is the third in a series of four XL
Enhanced ultra harsh environment jack-up rigs to enter Maersk Drilling’s rig
fleet. The four jack-up rigs represent a total investment of USD 2.6bn. The
first three jack-up rigs, including Maersk Intregrator, has now all been
delivered from the Keppel FELS shipyard. The fourth delivered from the Daewoo
Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) shipyard in South Korea in 2016.
After delivery from the yard, jack-up rig mobilized to the
North Sea and commenced a four year firm contract with Statoil for drilling on
the Gina Krog field in the Norwegian North Sea. The estimated contract value
for the firm contract is USD 620 million.
With the addition of the jack-up rig to driller’s fleet,
continued to develop its market leading position in the challenging Norwegian
market. With this jack-up rig company have three of the world’s largest,
ultra-harsh environment jack-up rigs in its rig fleet, enabling it to provide
safe and efficient drilling operations to its customers in the Norwegian
market.
Rig-Specifications: Rig Design: Gusto MSC CJ70-X150MD; Year
of Construction: 2015; Class: Det norske Veritas; Work area: North Sea; Hull
dimension: 88.8 m x 102.5 m x 12 m (291 ft x 336 ft x 39 ft); Length of legs:
206.8 m (678 ft); Rated water depth: 150 m (492 ft); Rated drilling depth: 12,000
m (40,000 ft); Variable load: 13,000 t including hook load;
XY cantilever reach: 33.5 m x 23.7 m (110 ft x 77.6 ft);
Power supply: TBA kW 6.6 kV, 690 V, 440 V & 220 V @ 60 Hz; Well control
equipment: 15,000 psi; Cranes: NOV OC3500; Cement pump: 15,000 PSI; Hoisting
equipment capacity: 2,100,000 lb (hook load static); Drawworks: NOV SSGD, 5750
HP with five AC motors;
Top drive: NOV HPS-03; Mud pumps: 4 NOV 14-P-220; Bulk mud
capacity: 252 m3 (8,899 f t3); Bulk cement capacity: 189 m3 (6,6 74 f t3);
Liquid mud capacity: Mud pit 1,100 m3, holding 450 m3, slurry 350 m3;
Accommodation: 150 people in one-man cabins.==================================================================
Rig Status Updated: Maersk Drilling FSR 16 May, 2019
Rig name: Maersk Integrator; Rig Type: Jack-up; Year
delivered: 2015; Rated water depth (ft.): 492; Rated drilling depth (ft.):
40,000;
1) Customer: Equinor; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
May-15; Contract end: May-19; Day rate (USD/day): 425,000; Comments: ----;
2) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
May-19; Contract end: May-20; Day rate (USD/day): Undisclosed; Comments: one
three-month options. Off rate time for SPS (Special Period Survey) in Q1 2020.;
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Maersk Drilling FSR, 27 May 2020;
Rig name: Maersk Integrator; Rig Type: Jack-up; Year
delivered: 2015; Rated water depth (ft.): 492; Rated drilling depth (ft.):
40,000;
1) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
May-2019; Contract end: July-2020; Day rate (USD/day): Undisclosed; Comments:
----;
2) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Sept-2020; Contract end: Oct-2020; Day rate (USD/day): 272,500; Comments:
Off-rate time for SPS(2) in Q3 2020.;
3) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Nov-2020; Contract end: Dec-2020; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: ----;
4) Customer: MOL Norge; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Dec-2020; Contract end: Jan-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: ----;
Footnotes: (2) SPS = Special Periodic Survey.;
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Maersk Drilling FSR, 14 August 2020;
Rig name: Maersk Integrator; Rig Type: Jack-up; Year
delivered: 2015; Rated water depth (ft.): 492; Rated drilling depth (ft.):
40,000;
1) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Sep-2020; Contract end: Oct-2020; Day rate (USD/day): 272,500; Comments:
Off-rate time for SPS(2) in Q3 2020;
2) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Nov-2020; Contract end: Dec-2020; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: ----;
3) Customer: MOL Norge; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Dec-2020; Contract end: Jan-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: ----;
4) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Feb-2021; Contract end: Apr-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 254,000; Comments: Day
rate excludes integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus.;
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Maersk Drilling Fleet Update-12 February 2021
Rig name: Maersk Integrator; Rig Type: Jack-up; Year
delivered: 2015; Rated water depth (ft.): 492; Rated drilling depth (ft.):
40,000;
1) Customer: MOL; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Jan-2021; Contract end: Feb-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: Day
rate excludes integrated services and a potential performance bonus.;
2) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Feb-2021; Contract end: Apr-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 254,000; Comments: Day
rate excludes integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus.;
3) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Apr-2021; Contract end: Jul-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 254,000; Comments: Day
rate excludes integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus.;
4) Customer: OMV; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Aug-2021; Contract end: Sep-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 275,000; Comments: Day
rate includes mobilisation and a potential performance bonus, and excludes
integrated services. Total contract value is approximately 14.3m. The contract
includes a one-well option.;
5) Customer: Aker BP; Location: Norway; Contract Start:
Oct-2021; Contract end: Dec-2021; Day rate (USD/day): 267,500; Comments: Day
rate excludes integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus.;
Footnotes: ----;
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Vessel Name: Maersk
Integrator
Owner: Maersk
Drilling
Rig manager: Maersk
Drilling
Type: Jackup
Rig
Design category: Jackup
450-499ft IC
Full design name: GustoMSC
CJ70
IMO: 9664627
Class: DNV
GL
Constructed at: Keppel
FELS
Year in SVC: 2015
Latest upgrade: ----
Competitive: Yes
SPS due date: 28.01.2020
Contract status:
Status: Drilling
Operator: Aker
BP
Country: Norway
Region: North
Sea/Barents
Day rate: 274
200
Next available: 13.12.2021
Available until: ----
Backlog: 205330600
Value: Value ($m): ----
1) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 267,500
Start date: 01.10.2021
End date: 12.12.2021
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Ivar
Aasen field
Number of wells: 2
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 73
Comment: Day
rate excludes integrated services provided and a potential performance bonus.
Estimated: No
2) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 275
000
Start date: 10.08.2021
End date: 30.09.2021
Operator: OMV
Group
Location: Ommadawn
prospect
Number of wells: 1
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Exploration
Drilling
Duration (days): 52
Comment: Contract
value is $14.3 million including mobilisation...
Estimated: No
3) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 254
000
Start date: 14.04.2021
End date: 08.07.2021
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Ula
field-Producer 1 well
Number of wells: 1
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 85
Comment: Additional
one-well declared under rig alliance...
Estimated: No
4) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 253
000
Start date: 01.02.2021
End date: 13.04.2021
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Tambar
field/K-2B
Number of wells: 2
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 73
Comment: Contract
extension as part of frame agreement....
Estimated: No
5) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 274
200
Start date: 21.10.2020
End date: 22.01.2021
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Ivar
Aasen
Number of wells: 2
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 93
Comment: Extension
of previous contract. Plus one-well o...
Estimated: No
6) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 272
500
Start date: 10.09.2020
End date: 20.10.2020
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Tambar
field
Number of wells: 1
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 40
Comment: Extension
of previous contract.
Estimated: No
7) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 160
000
Start date: 25.05.2019
End date: 24.07.2020
Operator: Aker
BP
Location: Ula
field
Number of wells: ----
Variable rate: Yes
Water depth: ----
Work type: Development
Drilling
Duration (days): 426
Comment: Estimated
dayrate. Under the alliance agreement...
Estimated: Yes
8) Contract detail:
Country: Norway
Day rate: 425
000
Start date: 01.06.2015
End date: 20.05.2019
Operator: Equinor
Location: Gina
Krog
Number of wells: ----
Variable rate: No
Water depth: ----
Work type: None
type
Duration (days): 1 449
Comment: 2
x 1 year options.
Estimated: No
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Vessel Type: Jackup Platform
IMO: 9664627
MMSI: 566696000
Call Sign: 9VHY4
Flag: Singapore [SG]
Gross Tonnage: 26898
Deadweight: 4000 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 90.5m × 105.14m
Year Built: 2015
Status: Active
Voyage Information:
CN CAN (GUANGZHOU) ATD: 2020-05-03 00:47 LT (UTC +8)---------->---------->---------->EIDSVOLL OILFIELD - Reported ETA: 2021-01-02 15:20 LT
Draught (Reported/Max): 21.1 m / ----
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 9.9 knots / 7.3 knots
Reported Destination and ETA Received 2021-02-16 07:33 UTC
Position:
Position Received: 2021-02-16 07:45 UTC 3 minutes ago
Vessel's Local Time: 2021-02-16 07:45 LT UTC
Area: UKC - North Sea
Current Port: ----
Latitude / Longitude: 56.83053° / 3.259973°
Status: Underway
Speed/Course: 3.0 kn / 324 °
AIS Source: 648 Esvagt Celeste
Weather:
Wind: 21 knots
Wind direction: S (162°)
Air Temperature: 7°C
Previous Position:
Position Received: 2020-12-08 21:18 UTC 3 minutes ago
Vessel's Local Time: 2020-12-08 21:18 LT UTC
Area: UKC - North Sea
Current Port: ----
Latitude / Longitude: 58.92097° / 2.197573°
Status: Stopped
Speed/Course: 0 kn / 319 °
AIS Source: 2175
Weather:
Wind: 20 knots;
Wind direction: SE (151°)
Air Temperature: 8°C
MAERSK INTEGRATOR (IMO: 9664627) is a Platform that was built in 2015 (5 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of Singapore.
It’s carrying capacity is 4000 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 21.1 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 90.5 meters and her width is 105.14 meters.
Ex Names History: ----
The ultra-harsh environment jack-up rig is currently
completing a series of upgrades to turn it into a hybrid, low-emission rig. The
upgrades are supported by a grant from the Norwegian NOx Fund and a separate
compensation scheme agreed with Aker BP rewarding reductions in fuel
consumption and reduced emissions.
“We are thrilled to be able to firm up activities for Maersk
Integrator in 2020 by continuing to work closely together with Aker BP in an
alliance which is enabling new ways of working across the value chain. The
alliance is enhancing efficiency through increased coordination and
involvement, and we are starting to see the first tangible results of this.
Higher efficiency in itself reduces the CO2 emissions associated with a
drilling campaign, and this is further improved by the low-emission upgrades
Maersk Integrator will receive before it begins working at Ivar Aasen,” says
COO Morten Kelstrup of Maersk Drilling.
The Maersk Integrator is contracted under the terms of the
alliance agreement Maersk Drilling entered into with Aker BP and Halliburton in
2017. The tripartite alliance uses a shared incentives model, thereby securing
mutual commitment to collaborate to reduce waste and deliver value. Contracts
under the alliance are based on market-rate terms but add the possibility of an
upside for all parties, based on actual delivery and performance.
Maersk Integrator jackup rig is awarded one-year contract with Aker BP in
Norway with expected commencement in May, 2019 and end in May, 2020. The
conract has provision for one three-month options. Off rate time for SPS
(Special Period Survey) in Q1 2020.
Rig-Specifications: Rig Design: Gusto MSC CJ70-X150MD; Year
of Construction: 2015; Class: Det norske Veritas; Work area: North Sea; Hull
dimension: 88.8 m x 102.5 m x 12 m (291 ft x 336 ft x 39 ft); Length of legs:
206.8 m (678 ft); Rated water depth: 150 m (492 ft); Rated drilling depth: 12,000
m (40,000 ft); Variable load: 13,000 t including hook load;
4) Contract detail: 
