Helix Q7000 arrived in Geelong, Australia
Energy Disrupter
Fossil Energy – Decommissioning
The Helix Q7000 safely completed operations in New Zealand and has arrived in Geelong, Australia, near Melbourne.
Here, the ROAM system will be mobilized for the first tranche of decommissioning work in the Bass Strait.
ROAM will act as an environmental barrier, allowing us to pull the completion tubing from abandoned wells.
Original Source: https://ocean-energyresources.com/2023/12/05/helix-q7000-arrived-in-geelong-australia/
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