Tullow Oil Share Discussion Threads

[smartie6] 28/2/2020 08:09

Maybe it’s bust Carla?

[carla1] 28/2/2020 08:09

Watch it recover..taking stops..fool's who sell down here..why does follow fall 50 % more than other Oilers.. mr 12 % will be mr 20% imminently

[datait] 28/2/2020 08:09

fill your boots and big knickers buy on fear

[smartie6] 28/2/2020 08:04

Not opened as yet.

[teamwork1] 28/2/2020 08:03

Its going to be a big drop

[smartie6] 28/2/2020 07:29

I can’t believe we’re on the same side for once stupmy, and I can’t believe I’m now showing you the respect that you deserve.

[stupmy] 28/2/2020 07:27

It was a fabulous opportunity, personally I'm disappointed not to have made more

[smartie6] 28/2/2020 07:27

If anyone fancies a holiday to the Adriatic there are some very good deals below £170 now. Deals that were plus £400 a week ago.

[smartie6] 28/2/2020 07:19

Share price collapse likely?
I know we were predicting 19p but so quickly I couldn’t have even anticipated this.

[sentimentrules] 28/2/2020 07:13

I don't mind early stop outs. Let's me analyse coldly again. What's the difference really only a very small transaction cost to get to look at it withour bias again

[stupmy] 28/2/2020 07:10

Had a similar issue on US500 SR, got stopped out much too early

[the canadian mounted] 27/2/2020 22:40

Into free fall tomorrow?good I’m grabbing 👍🏽

[sentimentrules] 27/2/2020 21:34

Looking like alright

[the stinger] 27/2/2020 21:26

Into the 20's here tomorrow I'm afraid. Dow into total freefall, oil will follow!

[sentimentrules] 27/2/2020 21:11

Not matter. Short glory at market open

[the canadian mounted] 27/2/2020 20:40

Datait is spot on,dig deep down yer sofa
Raid yer piggy bank and get in!
Bloody ridiculously cheap and might slip lower.but I’m grabbing what I can,would be rude not to!

[sentimentrules] 27/2/2020 19:06

dow gonna see 25830 tonight? looks toppy at the low lol

[teamwork1] 27/2/2020 19:00

It doesn't say anything about tlw

[stupmy] 27/2/2020 18:27

How does it help Tullow immediately?

[mccracken227] 27/2/2020 18:14

This has come from a google search https://yen.com.gh/148597-energy-ministry-approves-sale-ghanas-assets-total-25-billion.html

[leoneobull] 27/2/2020 17:26

P and A. Sounds like my investment strategy

[waldron] 27/2/2020 17:20

Maersk Decom wins complete plugging, abandonment of Tullow Oil’s Banda and Tiof fields offshore Mauritania
27-02-2020 11:38:00 | by: Pie Kamau | hits: 386 | Tags: Energy
Engineering
Mauritania
Oil & Gas
Sustainable Development

Maersk Decom, a 50:50 joint venture between Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service has won a complete plugging and abandonment of Tullow Oil’s Banda and Tiof fields in offshore Mauritania. This is the first project where Maersk Decom will provide an end-to-end plugging and abandonment solution under one single contract.

The solution bundles project management, engineering and planning with the execution of plug and abandonment of seven legacy Exploration & Appraisal wells, as well as the removal and disposal of subsea equipment. Maersk Decom will provide all personnel, assets and equipment required for the project, including a drilling unit and offshore support vessels.

Lars Banke, CEO Maersk Decom, says: “By delivering the entire scope under one overarching contract, we can optimise the project every step of the way. We believe bundled projects and campaigns are the way of the future for the industry. As a dedicated decommissioning company, we are proud to have been able to achieve this milestone together with Tullow.”

Mark MacFarlane, CEO Tullow Oil, says: “This award to Maersk Decom builds on the success of Tullow’s recent decommissioning campaigns in the UK Continental Shelf where Tullow successfully contracted out complete decommissioning and plugging and abandonment scopes to specialist contractors. We are looking forward to working jointly with Maersk who provided us with the most convincing offer.”

The Banda and Tiof fields are located 53km and 84km respectively off the coast of Mauritania in 1200m water depth. Part of the project team will be based locally in A.P. Moller – Maersk’s Nouakchott office, while the rest of the onshore team will support from Maersk Decom’s headquarters in Lyngby, Denmark.

Planning and engineering begins immediately. A site survey is planned for Q2 and offshore execution is expected to commence early 2021.

www.maerskdecom.com

[waldron] 27/2/2020 17:19

Maersk Decom wins complete plugging, abandonment of Tullow Oil’s Banda and Tiof fields offshore Mauritania
27-02-2020 11:38:00 | by: Pie Kamau | hits: 386 | Tags: Energy
Engineering
Mauritania
Oil & Gas
Sustainable Development

Maersk Decom, a 50:50 joint venture between Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service has won a complete plugging and abandonment of Tullow Oil’s Banda and Tiof fields in offshore Mauritania. This is the first project where Maersk Decom will provide an end-to-end plugging and abandonment solution under one single contract.

The solution bundles project management, engineering and planning with the execution of plug and abandonment of seven legacy Exploration & Appraisal wells, as well as the removal and disposal of subsea equipment. Maersk Decom will provide all personnel, assets and equipment required for the project, including a drilling unit and offshore support vessels.

Lars Banke, CEO Maersk Decom, says: “By delivering the entire scope under one overarching contract, we can optimise the project every step of the way. We believe bundled projects and campaigns are the way of the future for the industry. As a dedicated decommissioning company, we are proud to have been able to achieve this milestone together with Tullow.”

Mark MacFarlane, CEO Tullow Oil, says: “This award to Maersk Decom builds on the success of Tullow’s recent decommissioning campaigns in the UK Continental Shelf where Tullow successfully contracted out complete decommissioning and plugging and abandonment scopes to specialist contractors. We are looking forward to working jointly with Maersk who provided us with the most convincing offer.”

The Banda and Tiof fields are located 53km and 84km respectively off the coast of Mauritania in 1200m water depth. Part of the project team will be based locally in A.P. Moller – Maersk’s Nouakchott office, while the rest of the onshore team will support from Maersk Decom’s headquarters in Lyngby, Denmark.

Planning and engineering begins immediately. A site survey is planned for Q2 and offshore execution is expected to commence early 2021.

www.maerskdecom.com