Lukoil spuds offshore Sierra Leone

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Russian oil firm Lukoil Overseas has started drilling in deep water off the coast of Sierra Leone.

The company is drilling the Savannah prospect on Block SL-5-11, using the semisubmersible Eirik Raude drilling rig, in more than 2000m water depth.

Lukoil, operator, holds 49%, Oranto (Nigeria) has 30%, and PanAtlantic has 21%.

Block SL-5-11 covers 4022sq km on the shelf and continental slope of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Image: The Eirik Raude drilling rig

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