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Stena Drilling semi-submersible finds work down under

Stena Drilling has been awarded a contract by Timor Sea Oil & Gas Australia for the 1976-built semi-submersible rig Stena Clyde.

The rig, which has been warm stacked in Darwin, will be used for a 30-day campaign in the second quarter of this year.

Stena Drilling says the contract “represents a great opportunity for the Stena Clyde as the unit remains active and competitive in Australian waters”.

In August 2012,  Stena Clyde was involved in an accident when part of a drill on the rig, which had been drilling in the Bass Strait for Origin Energy, dislodged and killed two workers.

Grant Rowles

Grant spent nine years at Informa Group based in London, Sydney, Hong Kong and Singapore. He gained strong management experience in publishing, conferences and awards schemes in the shipping and legal areas, working on a number of titles including Lloyd's List. In 2009 Grant joined Seatrade responsible for the commercial development of Seatrade’s Asia products. In 2012, with Sam Chambers, he co-founded Asia Shipping Media.
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