Maersk vacates one of the oldest rigs in the North Sea
The Dan Bravo rig in the North Sea is about to become an unmanned satellite. Even though the well-heads 40 meters below the water surface are not decisive in terms of Maersk Oil's combined barrel figures, the story behind the old rig speaks volumes about Maersk Oil's future in the North Sea.
BY MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN, ENERGIWATCH
Viewed from a helicopter, the Dan Bravo rig is not as such a particularly impressive sight - at least not compared to its numerous younger colleagues in the rig cluster in the North Sea's Dan field.
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