HydraWell have landed one of their biggest contract wins in the North Sea to date.

The Company will be undertaking a major decommissioning project to support the permanent abandonment of 9 wells with their revolutionary Perforate, Wash & Cement (PWC®) system, designed for specialist wellbore applications.

The PWC® system provides a ground-breaking solution, replacing traditional Plug & Abandonment (P&A) and downhole tooling techniques.

HydraWell will also deliver TCP perforating services, sub-contracted from Halliburton, as well as AIT services, in the 12-month contract.

Tom Leeson, HydraWell Chief Commercial Officer, said: 
“This latest round of work aims to reduce costs through innovative engineering and optimisation of operational procedures."

"We are delighted that HydraWell has been selected for this project that will allow us to build on our growing library of computational fluid dynamic modelling results."

“This will help us eliminate unnecessarily conservative operations and therefore reduce overall time spent on the campaign.”

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