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DEEPWATER NAVIGATOR - IMO 7112890

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Photographer:
Emmanuel.L [ View profile ]
Captured:
Mar 7, 2016
Title:
Deepwater Navigator
Location:
Valletta, Malta
Photo Category:
Drill Ships
Added:
Mar 7, 2016
Views:
1,239
Image Resolution:
3,645 x 2,776

Description:

Drill ship built in 1971 brought in tow to Malta by the tug SALVERITAS Imo.9351828

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Current name:
DEEPWATER NAVIGATOR

Former name(s):

 -  Peregrine Vii (Until 2000 Feb)

 -  Deepsea Worker (Until 1997 May)

 -  Flex L.d. (Until 1995 Apr)

 -  Foresight Driller Ii (Until 1994 Jun)

 -  Sedco 445 (Until 1990 Jul)

Current flag:
Marshall Islands
Callsign:
V7BP4
IMO:
7112890
MMSI:
538001327
Build year:
1971
Builder:
Mitsui Tamano Engineering & Shipbuilding - Tamano, Japan
Manager:
Transocean Uk - Aberdeen, U.k.
Owner:
Transocean Drilling Offshore - Luxembourg
Class society:
Det Norske Veritas
Vessel Type:
Drill Ship
Gross tonnage:
14,344 tons
Summer DWT:
11,162 tons
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4 photos by 4 photographers

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Yvon Perchoc

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Leonardo Carvalho

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nmj

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Emmanuel.L

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Yes Robert you are right, And I also omitted the adjective 'old' in addition to the words oil rigs. thanks and regards.

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person
If that is the case, how do you think they are going to find the gas. Finding gas, also involves having to drill for it.

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The way forward looks to be gas, so we will be seeing these oil rigs going to the scrap yards.Regards.

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No doubt this will be another Transocean Drillship heading for the scrapyard soon. Transocean have already scrapped a 15 year old drillship, so what chance has a 45 year old one got. Amazing it has lasted this long.

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