Subsea specialist services provider Rever Offshore has announced the completion of a contract secured from oil and gas operator Serica Energy.
This is the second campaign undertaken by Rever Offshore for the independent North Sea oil and gas operator within a framework agreement that commenced in 2018.
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The work scope of the contract took place in the Rhum field of the North Sea. It was completed in late May.
Rhum is a gas condensate field producing from two subsea wells namely, R1 and R2. The field is tied into the Bruce facilities via a 45km pipeline.
Serica owns a 50% interest in the Rhum field.
The 14-day campaign saw the company deploy the multi-purpose offshore construction vessel ‘Rever Polaris’.
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By GlobalDataRever Polaris carried out electrical diagnostics as part of a multi-year campaign of preventive maintenance on the subsea cable network.
According to Rever Offshore, subsequent testing took place through the Rever Polaris and Serica-operated Bruce platform.
In May, Serica Energy signed a contract for the provision of a drillship for the intervention work on the Rhum-3 (R3) well.
In December last year, Serica Energy’s subsidiary Serica Energy UK received a new UK petroleum licence P2501 under blocks 3/24c and 3/29c, which is located adjacent to the Rhum field.
In October, Serica Energy received a renewed licence and secondary sanctions assurance from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) regarding the Rhum field.
