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Dolphin Drilling secures Multi Well program with I3 Energy

27/06/2020

Dolphin Drilling has entered into a drilling contract with I3 for a program covering 2 wells plus sidetracks on the Serenity prospect for either the Borgland Dolphin or Blackford Dolphin. The program is due to commence not later than 1st September 2020 or as otherwise agreed between the parties and includes an option for additional wells on the Minos High structure and the Liberator West area in Block 13/23c. The contract is conditional on i3 confirming availability of funds to satisfy its obligations under the contract 90 days prior to drilling commencement.

Dolphin Drilling drilled 2 wells on the Liberator and Serenity prospect last year. The successful relationship between Dolphin Drilling and i3 Energy has encouraged the two companies to agree to enter into this new contract.

Bjørnar Iversen, Chief Executive Officer of Dolphin Drilling said:
“We are extremely pleased to have been awarded this very important contract by i3 Energy under our 4 years Frame Agreement. This is a testament to the excellent relationship we have built, and further cement our strategic alliance. We are looking forward to again delivering a first-class operation to i3 Energy during their 2020 Drilling Campaign.”

Majid Shafiq, Chief Executive Officer of i3 Energy commented:
“We are delighted to have executed a drilling contract with Dolphin Drilling for our Summer 2020 appraisal programme. Dolphin performed exceptionally well in our 2019 campaign, drilling our wells on time and on budget and without any significant health, safety or environmental issues. The drilling contract and support announced today, not only contributes a significant component to the funding structure for our upcoming drilling campaign but also demonstrates the quality of our licenses.” 

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