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should be offloading at
www.sullomvoe.org.uk/CurrentTraffic.aspx
no berthing presently due to high winds

should finish kracken offload then return to Flotta Oil Terminal tomorrow
so continue to track suitable weather window

Vessel Skandi hera multi purpose Aberdeen this evg now left stavanger on its way

Check out prospective drill are a. Seabed level. Moving of boulders etc. Or pre lay chains at known drill area. Presently. We need to track also Maersk lifter at Aberdeen if not that vessel a few vessels available from Bergen. Should know name tomorrow

1 x AHTS / HURRICANE / All Duties inc. AHC Crane & WROV / D/D 7 / comm. 30.01
Should have vessel name tomorrow

thanks missdosh rov survey vessel has been requested will advise vessel when known should be soon

Thanks missdosh i like the last para
By the time this appears in print, the vessel will have handled around 3.5 million barrels of light, sweet, highly marketable crude.
More of the same can be expected this year, but spiced with the prospect of preparations for a third production well getting under way with a view to being brought on stream in 2021.

adouble , my figure was based on no of days since last offload it was calculated prior to your earlier posts at that time I had doubts on my figures, I had various figures, seeing your post gave me more confidence in posting what I had calculated. I tend to discount things , anyhow management are delivering and that's why I am staying on board cheers laser

I just done a re calculation on some figures it looks one of the best offloads I have seen, I came up with 526852

Skandi iceman now chartered along with others details ADVFN

adoubleuk, latest updated
Scrabster port
07/11/2019 The “Rem Trader” arrived in port from UKCS with oil related cargo. She sailed the same day.

https://smpsp.org/member-portfolios/francois-duhamel/6-franc¸ois_duhamel-daniel-day-lewis_there_will_be_blood/

noticed we have lodged a charter requirement PSV vessel for early Feb, on the Paul bj
should be for lincoln

thanks for detailed info all good analysis
rem trader in port for 5hrs departed Scrabster 7.54 this morning

rem trader off to scrabster this evening
re troms capella
Scrabster port stated
1/11/2019 The “Troms Capella” arrived In port from UKCS to load ore
could this be for barite ?

Its a good choice for hard rock, It involves leaving the productive reservoir section without any tubulars. The advances in interventions such as coiled tubing and tractors means that barefoot wells can be successfully produced.
Advantages like -
Full exposure of reservoir zone
No cementing or perforating expense
Minimize formation damage
Minimize flow path restriction due to cementing and perforating
Minimize wellbore skin
Improve wellbore performance due to a large inflow area
There is no final casing string, the well is completed in Open Hole.
The formation needs to be competent, to prevent collapse & loss of production. Often extended reach horizontal wells are completed 'Barefoot' as casing strings may be hard to get to TD.
The advantages are that the well cost less (one less casing string, cement job, perforations etc.), and there is less contamination (formation damage) of the producing zone. Logging is more accurate in open hole, as the signals do not need to go through a metal casing. Additionally production is unimpeded by perforations.
Barefoot completions are often used in the upper part of reservoirs where water is not a problem.

Just to clarify yes the flights cancelled were yesterday I posted that on ADFN thread , a flight this morning left around mid day to both Tl and AM. As I post Rem Trader alongside rig unloading , vessels taking opportunities as wind decreases

TROMS CAPELLA now on its way to rig
Departure Aberdeen 24/10/2019
19:36
TRANSOCEAN LEADER,

Geosund DP2 multipurpose vessel for AM has now arrived AM its a dof vessel that left Norway late fri evg

reckon it can take around about 585000 barrels