Shaded blocks indicate activity. What’s inside? · Operator Position 16/21a-16 Premier Oil UK Ltd...

11 July 2019 | ISSUE 14

Shaded blocks indicate activity. What’s inside?

New Hazards (p.3)

Area 1 (p.4-12) 1. Hazard 2. Activity

Area 2 (p.13-16) 1. Activity

Area 3 (p.17-19) 1. Hazard 2. Activity

Area 4 (p.20) 1. Activity

Area 5 (p.21) 1. Hazard 2. Activity

Area 6 N.A

Extra... (p.22-27) 1. Rig List 2. Anchor List 3. Survey List

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Area 1 Hazard List Hazard Type Position Issue Date Contact Details Map

Pipeline installation anchor 2m x 2m x1m Coiled / crossing hoses 25m x 25m x 0.5m Cut & exposed hose end 1m x1m x 0,5m Coiled / crossing hoses 25m x 25m x1m

60°59.268'N 001°27.567'E 60°51.106'N 001°26.389'E 60°51.191'N 001°25.371'E 60°51.051'N 001°24.656'E

11 July 2019 Robin Critchard, CNR International Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 303600 email: [email protected]

Lost Side Sonar Scan Flown at a height of 15m above seabed snagged just outside Edradour 500m safety zone

60° 51.106’N 001° 26.389’E 21 Mar 2019 Rosie Cassidy,Total, Tel: +44 (0) 1224233269

email: [email protected]

Wreck – 80m Wooden Construction 60° 51.191’N 001° 25.371’E 07 Mar 2019 Brian BeattieTel: +44(0)1224 371347 email: [email protected]

Free-spans on Gryphon Gas Export to Beryl Pipeline PL1894

60° 51.051’N 001° 24.656’E 29 Nov 2018 David Colliard,email: [email protected]

Significant free-spans have been identified along the PL1043 Dunbar to Alwyn pipeline

60º38.646'N 01º39.193'E 60º38.713'N 01º39.207'E 60º39.017'N 01º39.267'E 60º39.033'N 01º39.271'E

31 May 2018 David Colliard,email: [email protected]

Area 2 Hazard List

Hazard Type Position Issue Date Contact Details Map Concrete Sinker & Chain LiDAR Buoy Chain & Clump Weight

57°00.667’N 01°52.883’W 57°00.425’N 01°52.503’W 21 Feb 2019 Jacqueline Dean, KOWL, Tel: +44 (0) 1224 060450


Area 3 Hazard List

Hazard Type Position Issue Date Contact Details Map

33ft leisure vessel the Laurel Coin 51°27.070'N 01°33.330'E 11 July 2019 Kingfisher, Tel: 01472 252307 email: [email protected]

Pipeline Span – Eni Hewett PL20 Length 31m x Height 2m 52º59.628’N 01º34.685’E 21 Feb 2019 John Entwistle, ENI UK, Tel: +44(0) 20 7344

6342 email: [email protected]

Pipeline Span – Eni Hewett PL85 Length 14.00m x Height 0.88m

53º01.096’N 01º47.431’E To

53º01.091’N 01º47.441’E 07 Feb 2019 John Entwistle, ENI UK, Tel: +44(0) 20 7344

6342 email: [email protected]

Area 5 Hazard List Hazard Type Position Issue Date Contact Details Map

Wave buoy anchor and approx 6m of chain with a combined weight of approx. 800kg.

53°30.110’N 003°21.945’W 24 Jan 2019 John Vernon, Orsted, Tel: +44 15 1 9228398


100m Lost Tether 30mm diameter 53°48.000'N 003°34.000'W 01 Nov 2018 Robert Millman, Spirit Energy, Tel: +44(0)1224 411 690 email: [email protected]

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Hazard First Published: 11 July 2019 | Latest Update: 11 July 2019

Fishing Hazard – Ninian Abandoned hoses / cables

Abandoned / cut hoses and associated chain / wire debris. Recent survey activity has identified the presence of abandoned & cut hoses and related chain / wire debris, associated with the disused pipelines between Ninian Central and abandoned well 3/3-5A, which may represent a hazard to fishing activities. Exercise caution in the area.

Hazard Type Size – Dimensions (Metres – Length, Width, Height Position Pipeline installation anchor 2m x 2m x 1m 60° 59.268’N 001° 27.567’E Coiled / crossing hoses, including cut ends and chain / wire debris

25m x 25m x 0.5m

60° 51.106’N 001° 26.389’E

Cut & exposed hose end 1m x 1m x 0.5m 60° 51.191’N 001° 25.371’E Coiled / crossing hoses 25m x 25m x 1m 60° 51.051’N 001° 24.656’E

For further information: Robin Critchard, CNR International Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 303600 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 19 April 2018 | Latest Update: 13 June 2019

Fishing Hazard – Miller Platform Decommissioned Jacket Footings

The Miller jacket was removed on the 12 July 2018, together with the two temporary nav aid lights. 4 Jacket footings and remains of the cut jacket remain in situ (rising up to 22m from the seabed) and offer a significant snagging risk. Position: 58°43.304'N 001°24.005'E

For further information: Alistair Bridges, Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd, +44(0)1224 345425, [email protected]

Hazard *First Published: 02 May 2019 | Latest Update: 13 June 2019

Suspended Wellheads –

Please be advised that the following Wellheads have been suspended

Structure Operator Position 16/21a-16 Premier Oil UK Ltd 58°13.679'N 001°08.867'E 16/21b-4A Premier Oil UK Ltd 58°12.629'N 001°10.470'E 16/21a-11 Premier Oil UK Ltd 58°14.676'N 001°04.122'E 3/04a-E2 Shell UK Ltd 60°59.481'N 001°40.935'E 206/09b-5 BP Exploration Ltd 60°40.123'N 002°23.829'W 16/18a-G1 Equinor 58°21.964'N 001°32.935'E 9/19b-26B Apache 58°22.752'N 001°40.711'E

For further information: Marcelle Wynter, Oil & Gas Authority, Tel: 0300 067 1616 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 21 March 2019 | Latest Update: 21 March 2019

Fishing Hazard – Lost Side Sonar Scan

Please note that during survey a Lost Side Sonar Scan Flown at a height of 15m above seabed snagged just outside Edradour 500m safety zone.

Position 60°56.428’N 02°13.961’W

For further information: Rosie Cassidy, Total, Tel: +44 (0) 1224 233269 email: [email protected]

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Hazard *First Published: 29 November 2018 | Latest Update: 29 November 2018

Fishing Hazard – Free-spans on Gryphon Gas Export to Beryl Pipeline

Significant free-spans have been identified along the PL1894 Gryphon Gas Export to Beryl Pipeline.

Please exercise caution in this area

Start Position End Position Length (m) Height (m) 59º22.630’N 01º33.968’E 59º22.642’N 01º33.964’E 22.4 0.8 59º22.646’N 01º33.962’E 59º22.658’N 01º33.958’E 22.0 0.8 59º22.777’N 01º33.917’E 59º22.786’N 01º33.914’E 17.3 0.9

For further information: David Colliard, Total E&P UK Limited, Tel: 01224 298172 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 07 March 2019 | Latest Update: 07 March 2019

Fishing Hazard – Wreck

Please note that during survey a wreck was detected at the following location. This was 80m in length and substantially of wooden construction.

Position 60°15.890'N 003°01.360'W

For further information: Brian Beattie, CNOOC International, Tel: +44(0)1224 371347 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 07 February 2019 | Latest Update: 07 March 2019

Abandoned Wellhead – Plugged and Abandoned

Please be advised that the abandoned wellhead below, No overtrawlability trial done yet, rough ground may be experienced.

Structure Operator Position 3/30-7 Total 60°03.710'N 001°59.140'E 3/14d-18 Total 60°32.600'N 001°47.310'E 3/9a-11 Total 60°44.620'N 001°47.140'E


Hazard First Published: 31 May 2018 | Latest Update: 31 May 2018

Fishing Hazard – Free-spans on Dunbar to Alwyn pipeline

Significant free-spans have been identified along the PL1043 Dunbar to Alwyn pipeline

Position Length (m) Height (m) 60º 38.646’ N 1º 39.193’ E 32 0.9 60º 38.713’ N 1º 39.207’ E 25 0.8 60º 39.017’ N 1º 39.267’ E 11 0.8 60º 39.033’ N 1º 39.271’ E 11 1.0


Activity First Published: 11 July 2019 | Latest Update: 11 July 2019

Lincoln B – Drilling Operations

Please be advised that Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd (PFML) propose to drill an appraisal well in the Lincoln field, west of Shetland. It will be drilled using the Transocean Leader, an anchored semi-submersible mobile drilling rig. It is proposed that well operations will begin around 11th July 2019 and take around 80 days..

Field Well Position Start / Finish Duration Lincoln B 205/26-b 60°07.102'N 003°55.085'W 11/07/2019 80 Days

For further information: Mark Ryan, Petrofac, Tel: +44(0)1224 247 000 email: [email protected]

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Suspended Wellhead – Inspection

Please be aware that AGR on behalf of Bridge Petroleum Ltd will be mobilising the vessel Normand Clipper (call sign LAXJ7) from its current works at the Fairfield Merlin, Osprey and Dunlin locations to perform routine visual inspection of the suspended wellheads at the 211/27a-14 and 211/27-4A well locations. The inspection will commence between 10th and 13th July 2019 and is expected to take up to 1 day to complete. The two wellhead locations are as follows:

Structure Position 211/27a-14 61°02.951'N 001°17.290'E 211/27-4A 61°06.512'N 001°17.133'E

For further information: Ewan Martin, AGR, Tel: 01224 629151 email: [email protected]


Chimera Prospect – Drilling Operations

Please be aware that upcoming drilling operation being undertaken by Nautical Petroleum, a subsidiary of Cairn Energy at the Chimera Prospect in the Northern North Sea. Details of the proposed operations and rig siting are given below:

In addition, a survey vessel will be on site to undertake a visual survey of the seabed prior to the arrival of the Stena Don, details for which are:

Rig Position Start / Finish Duration Stena Don 60°21.629'N 01°16.740'E 01/08/19 – 31/12/19 35 Days

Vessel Position Start / Finish Duration M/V Stril Explorer 60°21.629'N 01°16.740'E 04/07/19 – 31/07/19 10 Days

For further information: Eric Grieve, Xodus Group, Tel: +44 1856 851 451 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 13 June 2019 | Latest Update: 28 June 2019

Cambo – Well Abandonment

Please be aware that that Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd (PFML) propose to permanently plug and abandon the Cambo 4z well, West of Shetland. It will be abandoned using the Diamond Offshore Drilling (UK) Ltd. Owned Ocean GreatWhite, a dynamically positioned semi-submersible mobile offshore drilling unit.

Field Well Position Start / Finish Duration Cambo 204/10a-4Z 60°49.433'N 004°08.031'W 27/06/2019 25 Days



Jura Field UKCS 3/15a – Diving Activities

Seven Pegasus (call sign A8SH2) is engaged in various diving activities from July 25th, for 2 weeks, in the following 500m safety zone: Jura 60º 32.629’ N 1º 53.968’ E Please exercise caution in this area.


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Ballindalloch (ex-South Maclure) UKCS 9/19 – Diving Activities

Rever Polaris (call sign MYKR6) is engaged in various diving activities from June 20th, for 5 weeks, in the following 500m safety zones: Gryphon 59° 21.618’N 01°34.161’E Maclure 59° 22.067’N 01°36.287’E Ballindalloch (SM7A ) – ex South Maclure 59° 21.618’N 01°34.161’E Please exercise caution in these areas.


Activity First Published: 30 May 2019 | Latest Update: 08 July 2019

Snorre Field – Installation of pipeline bundle and New Template at Snorre

Equinor and contractor Subsea 7 will, as part of the Snorre Expansion project, launch date is now planned for the 8th July to perform a tow operation of a 7.5km long pipeline bundle (West Bundle) from the bundle fabrication site in Wester, Wick, Scotland to the Snorre Field in the NCS block 34/4 and 34/7. The transport and installation of the pipeline bundle will be performed by the main vessel Seven Arctic + additional support vessels. The West Bundle will be installed between Snorre A, and Template V and W. In addition 4 new templates will be installed at the Snorre Field in the period 05/06/2019 - 29/06/2019 by contractor Deep Ocean with the vessel Edda Freya. Generalized Tow Route from Wick to Snorre Field

Location Latitude Longitude Wick 58° 30.487' N 03° 08.066' W 58° 24.823' N 02° 24.977' W 59° 02.655' N 00° 06.246' W 59° 35.373' N 00° 26.357' E 60° 06.001' N 01° 01.277' E 60° 38.125' N 01° 58.685' E 60° 49.326' N 02° 18.928' E 61° 03.616' N 02° 25.444' E Snorre Field 61° 31.671' N 02° 07.647' E

New template installations at Snorre Field

Location Latitude Longitude Snorre Template M 61° 32.160' N 02° 14.718' E Snorre Template V 61° 29.738' N 02° 08.894' E Snorre Template W 61° 30.818' N 02° 07.330' E Snorre Template X 61° 28.936' N 02° 12.273' E

• New template installations by contractor Deep Ocean with the vessel Edda Freya will continue installation activities

until 7/07/2019. • New Bundle launch date is 5/07/2019 as notified by Subsea 7 Towmaster.

Please be noted that the new templates and bundle towheads at the same locations will NOT be over-trawlable until all installation activities are complete autumn next year. Equinor marine centre will monitor marine activities at these locations and can be contacted on +4755143278 or VHF Ch. 14

For further information: Steve Close, Subsea 7 Tow Master: [email protected] Tel +44 (0)1224-527685 or Tore Tjetland, Equinor ASA, [email protected]

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Penguin Field – Drilling Operations

Please see below an updated schedule for drilling operations from the Ocean Endeavor at the Penguin field. Anchors will be pre-laid at the next location to which the rig is operating at i.e. when drilling operation are underway at Pan-North, mooring lines will be pre-laid at the 3 x wells highlighted below. This field is managed by a guard vessel, currently this is being fulfilled by the MV “Courage” SH170 / Call sign MJDL4.

Well Spud Co-ordinates Planned Duration (Days) Start Date End Date DT04 61°31.836'N 001°39.540'E 19 19 May 07 June

Rockhopper 61°33.830'N 001°36.332'E 29 07 June 06 July Pan-North 61°38.993'N 001°29.272'E 10 06 July 16 July C-Triassic* 61°36.703'N 001°32.687'E 7 16 July 23 July

PC04* 61°36.714'N 001°32.755'E 6 23 July 29 July C-Updip* 61°36.735'N 001°32.713'E 8 29 July 06 August

DT04 Revisit 61°31.836'N 001°39.539'E 9 06 August 15 August Pan-West 61°37.786'N 001°29.630'E 9 15 August 24 August

Tybalt 61°40.300'N 001°29.068'E 63 24 August 26 October *These wells are to be drilled from the same anchor pattern.

For further information: Grant Wood, Shell U.K Limited, Tel: +44 1224 88 3235 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 30 May 2019 | Latest Update: 26 June 2019

Central Cormorant UMC – Well Abandonment Operations

TAQA Bratani is conducting well abandonment operations on a number of wells at the Central Cormorant UMC.

The planned operations will consist of abandoning the reservoirs and, where applicable, removing the existing Xmas trees of six wells within the subsea field. The operation will be conducted by the Paragon MSS1 semi-submersible drilling rig, with operations to commence at the start of July 2019 and last until the end of June 2020. The rig will be anchored in a central location (61°11.394’N 01°06.261’E) and move or skid between wells as required. Pre-laying of approximately five anchors will take place ahead of the MSS1 arriving on site. A guard vessel will be stationed at the site during the pre-laying operations prior to the arrival of the rig.

The Paragon MSS1 will be located in the Central Cormorant UMC field UKCS Block 211/21a and 211/26.

The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are listed below:

Well Coordinates CAU-W4S1 61°11.394'N 001°06.261'E CAU-P5S3 61°10.874'N 001°08.524'E CAU-W2 61°09.644'N 001°06.638'E CAU-W3S1 61°09.654'N 001°06.641'E CAU-P7S1 61°09.718'N 001°06.711'E CAU-P8S1 61°09.731'N 001°06.666'E

For further information: Nigel Bradley, TAQA Bratani, Tel: 01224 286025, email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 30 May 2019 | Latest Update: 30 May 2019

Leadon North Field – Decommissioning UKCS 9/14a & 9/14b

Maersk Installer (call sign MBIZ7) is engaged in various decommissioning activities from June 10th, for 6 weeks at the following location: Leadon North Tow Head 59º 34.824’N 1º 39.224’E Please exercise caution in this area.


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Veantrow Bay, Shapinsay – ADCP Deployment

Deployment of ADCP and frame on seabed in a u-shaped mooring marked by two orange buoys approx 100m apart

Deployment Start 09/05/19 until August 2019

Position 59°04.834'N 02°53.046'W

For further information: Rachel Speirs Scottish Sea Farms, Tel: +44(0)1631 574039 email: [email protected]


Johan Sverdrup Field – Template & Cable Installation

Equinor will in the period 20/04/2019 – 02/09/2019 perform marine installation work at the Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea.

Vessel Activity Period 58° 53.430 N 02° 24.201' E

58° 54.786 N 02° 29.139' E 58° 51.064 N 02° 36.326' E 58° 51.430 N 02° 38.402' E 58° 47.699 N 02° 46.777 E 58° 43.706' N 02° 32.207' E 58° 50.947' N 02° 28.429' E

Normand Vision Havila Phoenix Ile de Batz Olympic Electra

Installation of cables 01/05/19 – 02/09/19

For further information: Geir Bjaanes, Equinor Energy AS, phone: +47 91696895, [email protected]


Scott Field – Pipeline Works

CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited is undertaking pipeline works in the Scott Field area.

CNOOC are planning a summer campaign of works in the Scott Field to install new pipelines between the Scott Platform and the Scott Field East, West and South water injection manifolds. Initial preparation for these works is planned to commence 7th June and the Seven Atlantic will be present in the field at that time.

Pipelay between Scott UQ Platform and: • East Water Injection Manifold (EWIM) • West Water Injection Manifold (WWIM)

Umbilical lay between Scott PLEM and:

• East Water Injection Manifold (EWIM) • West Water Injection Manifold (WWIM) • South Water Injection Manifold (SWIM) • South Production Manifold (SPM)

Key coordinates:

Operations Vessel In Scott Field Flexible Pipelay Seven Navica 12/07/19 to 16/07/19 Umbilical Installation Seven Kestrel 29/07/2019

Field Location Location Scott Field - Platform 58°17.285'N 000°11.449'E East Water Injection Manifold 58°16.876'N 000°15.319'E West Water Injection Manifold 58°17.051'N 000°10.209'E

For further information: Dave Allan, CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited; +44(0) 1224 619274

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Hutton Platform – Moorings

Marine Scotland Science has deployed 7 Time lapse camera frames and associated moorings at the site of the decommissioned Hutton Platform. The moorings will each have surface marker.

These moorings will be recovered during September 2019. Table of as laid coordinates and map of deployment location.

Frame Number Position 1 61°03.702'N 01°24.149'E 2 61°04.002'N 01°24.007'E 3 61°04.011'N 01°24.051'E 4 61°04.212'N 01°24.022'E 5 61°04.368'N 01°23.983'E 6 61°04.500'N 01°23.951'E 7 61°04.638'N 01°23.921'E

For further information: Paul Stainer, Scottish Government, email [email protected]


Mabel Field – Drilling Operations

The Rowan Gorilla VII is currently on location in Block 16/29e at the Mabel appraisal well 58°05.715’N 01°38.031’E Chrysaor are planning to tow the rig to a drilling location alongside the Armada production platform in Block 22/5b. The tow is expected to commence on the 26th April (at the earliest) and is expected to take approximately 4 hours. The tow vessels are not known at this stage. The operations at the Armada location are expected to last between 170–250 days depending on the final work programme. The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are as follows: 57°57.448’N 01°50.730’E

For further information: Norman Deans, Chrysaor North Sea Limited, Tel: +44(0) 1224 086000 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 18 April 2019 | Latest Update: 18 April 2019

West Brae 2019 Wells Project – Pipelay and Protection

Marathon Oil is developing a single well tieback extending between the West Brae WPOZ well and the West Brae Extension Manifold. The 6.2km tie-back will be developed via new production and gas lift pipelines and an EHC umbilical. The production from WPOZ will be routed through existing infrastructure at West Brae 9 km to the Brae Alpha Platform.

The earliest start date for lay operations to commence is 15th July. The subsequent rock dump operations are expected to be completed by 20th August. The operations will be undertaken from the following vessels: Seven Arctic CSV, Stornes FFV


Coordinates West Brae Well WPOZ 58° 47.853’ N 01° 08.071 ’E

West Brae Extension Manifold 58° 45.782’ N 01° 12.876’ E

Brae Alpha Platform 58° 41.523 ’N 01° 16.816’ E

For further information: Malcolm McCombie, Marathon Oil UK, Tel: +44 1224 803325 email: [email protected]

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Activity First Published: 07 March 2019 | Latest Update: 30 May 2019

Sleipner - Utgard – Installation of new equipment between Sleipner - Utgard

Equinor will in the period 05/03/2019 – 30/09/2019 perform marine subsea activities between Sleipner and Utgard. The Utgard offshore gas condensate field is located in the central North Sea in Block 15/8 of the NCS and Block 16/18a of the UKCS.

In 2018 Equinor installed a template on the Utgard field and this year they will install a new pipeline and umbilical between Utgard and Sleipner. The pipeline and the umbilical will NOT be of an over-trawlable design until the final work is performed in end of September 2019. There will also be wet stored unprotected structures and equipment close to the Utgard template which poses a risk fishing activity. These will be of NON-over-trawlable design.

Equinor marine centre will monitor marine activity in this area and can be contacted on +47 55 14 32 78 or VHF Ch. 14

Location 58°22.309'N 001°32.793'E 58°22.528'N 001°34.814'E 58°21.772'N 001°54.837'E 58°21.553'N 001°32.825'E

Vessel Activity Period Normand Vision Installation of umbilical from Sleipner A to Utgard template 24/05/19 – 01/06/19

Havila Phoenix Trenching of umbilical 29/05/19 – 10/06/19

Flintstone Rock installation 10/06/19 – 01/07/19

Normand Vision Installation of manifold and spool from end pipeline to Utgard template. Tie in and installation of protecting structures for spool and end pipeline

10/07/19 – 25/07/19

Seven Viking Installation of X-trees in Utgard template 25/07/19 – 05/08/19

Flintstone Rock installation beside Utgard template 01/08/19 – 10/08/19

Tbc (Light intervention vessel)

Perforation of the reservoir 15/08/19 – 20/08/19

For further information: Euan Simpson, Equinor Production UK Limited, Tel: 07557 161705, email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 22 February 2018 | Latest Update: 12 March 2019

Pelican Field Programme – Well Abandonment and Intervention Operations

TAQA Bratani is conducting well abandonment and intervention operations on a number of wells within the Pelican field. The planned operations will consist of abandoning the reservoirs and removing the existing Xmas trees of three wells within the subsea field. Operation will be conducted by the Paragon MSS1 semi-submersible drilling rig, with operations to commence on July 12th 2018 and last until the first week of April 2019. Thereafter the rig will commence intervention operations on four wells which are expected to conclude at the end of July 2019. The rig will be anchored in a central location (61°02'00.705"N 1°07'45.057"E) and then skidded between wells as required. The Paragon MSS1 is located in the Pelican field UKCS Block 211/26a. The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are listed below:

Well Number Location PU-P21 61°01.997'N 001°07.729'E PU-P10BS2 61°01.984'N 001°07.740'E PU-P12 61°02.017'N 001°07.760'E PUP18S1 61°01.977'N 001°07.782'E PUP13S2 61°02.045'N 001°07.761'E PUP22 61°01.996'N 001°07.708'E PUP14S4 61°02.022'N 001°07.700'E

For further information: Nigel Bradley, TAQA Bratani, Tel: 01224 286025, email: [email protected]

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Activity First Published: 04 April 2019 | Latest Update: 05 July 2019

Moray Firth – Scientific Mooring

Mariners are advised that the University of Aberdeen intends to undertake the operations listed in the tables below. Table 1. Proposed long-term equipment deployments.

Name Coordinates (WGS84 datum) Characteristics 247 58o 14.080' N 002o 45.948' W Subsurface rope mooring 248 58o 14.099' N 002o 45.912' W Subsurface rope mooring 249 58o 14.118' N 002o 45.875' W Subsurface rope mooring

These moorings will remain in place until approximately September, 2019. Table 2. Proposed short-term equipment deployments.

Name Coordinates (WGS84 datum) Characteristics 250 58° 19.020' N 002° 44.079' W Lander frame (subsurface) 251 58° 18.991' N 002° 44.032' W Lander frame (subsurface) 252 58° 18.962' N 002° 43.985' W Lander frame (subsurface) 253 58° 18.964' N 002° 44.036' W Lander frame (subsurface) 254 58° 18.993' N 002° 44.083' W Lander frame (subsurface) 255 58° 18.995' N 002° 44.134' W Lander frame (subsurface) 256 58° 18.966' N 002° 44.087' W Lander frame (subsurface) 257 58° 18.937' N 002° 44.040' W Lander frame (subsurface) 258 58° 18.978' N 002° 44.059' W Subsurface rope mooring

These moorings will remain in place for approximately two weeks following deployment, subject to weather. Table 3. Proposed short-term equipment deployment.

Name Coordinates (WGS84 datum) Characteristics 259 58° 19.075' N 002° 44.216' W Surface marked with round red float.

This mooring will remain in place for no more than 24 hours following deployment, subject to weather. The above moorings support sound recording equipment, and / or acoustic loggers that record echolocation clicks of dolphins and porpoises (see images of devices at the foot of this notice). Moorings extend no more than 3m vertically from the seabed. In conjunction with the equipment deployments noted above, the University of Aberdeen intends to undertake survey transects using vessel mounted ADCP and other acoustic devices along the transect lines noted in table 4, below. Table 4. Transect end positions.

Name Start (WGS84 datum) End (WGS84 datum) T1 58° 19.268' N 002° 44.504' W 58° 18.694' N 002° 43.576' W T2 58° 18.682' N 002° 43.604' W 58° 19.256' N 002° 44.531' W T3 58° 18.883' N 002° 44.628' W 58° 19.258' N 002° 43.791' W T4 58° 19.173' N 002° 43.654' W 58° 18.798' N 002° 44.490' W T5 58° 18.784' N 002° 44.467' W 58° 19.158' N 002° 43.630' W

ADCP 58° 18.749' N 002° 43.682' W 58° 19.077' N 002° 44.216' W All works will be carried out by Moray First Marine Ltd., using MV “Waterfall” or MV “Coral Wind”.

For further information: Tim Candido Barton, University of Aberdeen, Tel: +44(0)1381 600548 email: [email protected]

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Elgin, Franklin, West Franklin Field – ROV Activities UKCS 22/30c & 29/5b

The ROVSV Skandi Carla (call sign: C6RX4) will be carrying out ROV intervention activities in UKCS Blocks 22/30c & 29/5b between July 24th until August 15th approximately, within the following 500m safety zones Elgin UKCS 22/30c 57°00.72’N 01°50.42’E Franklin WHP UKCS 29/5b 56°58.02’N 01°52.19’E West Franklin WHP UKCS 29/5b 56°57.56’N 01°48.34’E Please exercise caution in this area.



West Franklin Field – Rig Move from Elgin B WHP

Please note that on 19th July the Noble Sam Hartley jack-up rig will leave Elgin B WHP North Face to be towed to the following location in the Central North Sea. UKCS Block 29/5b 56° 57.56’ N 01° 48.34’ E Anchors and mooring lines will be prelaid outwith the 500m safety zone (UKCS 29/5b & 29/4d): Anchor 1 56° 57.49’ N 01° 47.69’ E Anchor 2 56° 57.87’ N 01° 48.11’ E Anchor 3 56° 57.52’ N 01° 48.94’ E Anchor 4 56° 57.20’ N 01° 48.38’ E Please exercise caution in this area.


Activity First Published: 18 April 2019 | Latest Update: 18 April 2019

Scolty Crathes Fields – Rigid Pipeline Installation, Diving & Associated Works

EnQuest Heather Ltd intends to undertake Pipeline installation and tie-in works in the Scolty & Crathes Fields to the Kittiwake Platform area commencing 01st May 2019. The workscope comprises of the installation of 2 No replacement pipelines between the Kittiwake Platform to Crathes Drill Centre and the Crathes Drill Centre to Scolty Drill Centre. The pipelines will be laid adjacent to the existing pipelines and will be trenched and backfilled with additional rock dump installed at various locations along the route. A survey vessel will also be in Field to support the pipelay and trenching vessels. On completion of the pipelay activities, a Dive Support Vessel will perform the disconnection of the existing pipeline and the tie-in on the new replacement pipeline. The DSV will be positioned at the Crathes Drill Centre, Scolty Drill Centre and Kittiwake Platform 500m zone during the tie-in activities. The earliest start date for operations to commence is 21st April with the operations expected to last until the end of July. The operations will be undertaken from the following vessels:

Operation Vessel Dates in Field Survey Support Normand Mermaid 01/05/19 – 24/05/19 Pipelay Apache II 03/05/19 – 23/05/19 Trenching & Backfill Normand Ranger 22/05/19 – 13/06/19 Survey & Pre-commissioning Support EDT Hercules 01/06/19 – 18/06/19 Spoolpiece Tie-Ins (Diving) Deep Arctic 28/06/19 – 02/08/19 Rock Dump TBA 30/07/19 – 04/08/19


Location Coordinates Kittiwake Platform 57° 28’03.64” N 00° 30’37.97” E Crathes Well 57° 35'30.29” N 00° 22' 57.55” E Scolty Well 57° 40’ 08.30” N 00° 25’ 17.84” E

For further information: Paul Jeffrey, Dana Petroleum Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 975949 email: [email protected]

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Finlaggan Field – New 500m Safety Zone

Please be aware that The Paul B Loyd Jr has departed from the Finlaggan location. There is now a 500m safety zone around two permanent subsea wellheads centred on:

Finlaggan Drill Centre, Block 21/5c, Finlaggan Field: 57°58.14’N 0°53.56’E

For further information: Scott McKelvie, Zennor Petroleum Limited, Tel: 07920 056643 email: [email protected]


Pierce Field – Pipeline Operations

Please see below the upcoming vessel activity we have scheduled for August - September in the Pierce Field (Pierce B5 Project). Skandi Africa – Construction and Survey Operations (TechnipFMC) Pierce Field Development Project scopes – Infield 06/08/19 – Depart Field on 09/08/19

• Pre-lay/installation activities (Survey/Set-Up etc) • Installation of 2.5” x 3.5km flexible pipeline between PGDM and B5 Tree • Interim flowline protection and crossing construction (mattress/bags etc)

Global Symphony – Jet Trenching (Global Marine) Pierce Field Development Project scopes – Infield 12/08/19 – Depart Field on 16/08/19 • Pre-Trench Pressurisation • Jet Trench/Burial Operations – PGDM to B5 • As-Left Survey Deep Arctic – Diving Operations (TechnipFMC) Pierce Field Development Project scopes – Infield 01/09/19 – Depart Field on 06/09/19

• PGDM and B5 barrier testing and isolations • Lift/Shift operations and complete tie-ins • Leak test and pre-commission new flexible and tie-in spools • Mattress installation


Coordinates Pierce B5 Well 57°08.540'N 002°16.545'E Pierce Gas Distribution Manifold 57°10.081'N 002°15.462'E Haewene Brim FPSO 57°09.647'N 002°17.586'E

For further information: Diane Leat, Shell U.K. Limited, Tel: +44 1224 883511 Email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 21 March 2019 | Latest Update: 04 July 2019

Shearwater – Installation Operations

Seven Arctic - Survey Operations (Subsea 7) Shearwater Replumb Project scopes - Infield 11/07/19 - Depart Field on 18/07/19

• Post lay pipeline survey

The vessel will be working in the locations listed below:

Location Coordinates Shearwater C - Platform 57°01.823'N 01°57.205'E Catcher Gas Export PLEM 57°43.480'N 01°42.992'E

For further information: Diane Leat, Shell UK Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 883511 email: [email protected]

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Avalon – Drilling Operations

Please be aware that Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd. (Petrofac) propose to drill an appraisal well at the Avalon prospect in the Central North Sea. It will be drilled using the Stena Drilling Ltd. owned Stena Spey, an anchored semi-submersible mobile drilling rig.

Field Well Position Start / Finish Duration Avalon 21/06b-J 57°49.341'N 00°10.819'E 25/07/2019 59 Days



Fram Field – Pipeline Operations

Please see below the upcoming vessel activity we have scheduled for July – August in the Fram Field. Deep Energy – Pipelay Operations (TechnipFMC) Fram Field Development Project scopes – Infield 28/07/19 – Depart Field on 04/08/19 • Pipelay operations for the 10”/16” Pipe in Pipe Pipeline, 15.3km from the Fram location to the existing Starling Manifold

Skandi Africa – Construction and Survey Operations (TechnipFMC) Fram Field Development Project scopes – Infield 24/07/19 – Depart Field on 18/08/19

• Installation of the Fram Manifold @85te, inc Piling ops • Installation of the 15.4km EHC Umbilical • Survey support for Pipelay, including boulder removal • Pre and post lay surveys for pipeline and umbilical • Metrology for the pipeline tie-in spools • Flood, Clean and Gauge the Fram Pipeline

Global Symphony – Jet Trenching (Global Marine) Fram Field Development Project scopes – Infield 12/08/19 – Depart Field on 24/08/19 • Jet Trenching the 15.4km EHC Umbilical Deep Arctic – Diving Operations (TechnipFMC) Fram Field Development Project scopes – Infield 22/08/19 – Depart Field on 07/09/19

• Pull-in of the EHC Umbilical both ends and mattress • Install tie-in spools between pipeline and Fram Manifold • Install 4 of 5 tie-in spools at the Starling end of pipeline

(Final tie-in to Starling March 2020) • Pipeline System test of installed infrastructure


Coordinates Fram Field - Manifold 56°50.850'N 001°35.632'E Starling Manifold 56°57.240'N 001°26.175'E

For further information: Diane Leat, Shell U.K. Limited, Tel: +44 1224 883511 Email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 18 April 2019 | Latest Update: 02 May 2019

Guillemot Field – Drilling Operations

Petrofac Facilities Management Ltd. (Petrofac) propose to drill a sidetrack at the existing Guillemot P1 production well.

Drilling Rig/Ship Installation / Well No Position Start / Finish Duration Stena Spey 21/25 57°11.135'N 00°49.381'W 1st May 2019 75 Days


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Activity First Published: 21 March 2019 | Latest Update: 21 March 2019

Gannet Export – Pipeline Operations

Please see below the upcoming vessel activity we have scheduled for April – July in the Gannet Field

The vessels will be working in the following Gannet locations;-

Vessel Name Activity Coordinates Deep Energy Carrying out Pipelay Operations 28th April 2019 – 2nd May 2019 EDT Hercules Pipelay Support, Trenching & Backfilling

Surveys & Pre-Comm 26th April 2019 – 16th May 2019 Normand Ranger Trenching & Backfill Operations 2nd May 2019 – 14th May 2019 North Sea Atlantic Wye Structure Installation 29th April 2019 – 2nd May 2019 DSV Connectors, Spools, Protection & Pre-Comm 23rd May 2019 – 3rd July 2019 FPV Rockdump 4th July 2019 – 7th July 2019

Location Coordinates Gannet ‘A’ Platform 16” Pig Launcher/Receiver 56°30.434'N 02°08.542'E Gannet Export Wye Structure 56°39.377'N 02°24.265'E Existing Gannet ‘A’ Platform Export line cut pipeline end 56°30.434'N 02°08.542'E Fulmar ‘A’ Platform 16” Pig launcher/receiver 56°29.578'N 02°09.187'E

For further information: Diane Leat, Shell UK Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 883511 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 21 March 2019 | Latest Update: 21 March 2019

Buzzard Field – Buzzard Phase II Development - Drilling Operations

CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited propose to drill 6 wells in the Northern area (block 20/1) of the Buzzard Field, with drilling from the MODU ‘COSL Pioneer’ planned to start on 2nd April 2019 for an estimated duration of 435 days. Sea users are advised to be aware of the rig’s arrival and presence at the below locations Batch drilling of four production wells and two water injection wells will be carried out in Block 20/1 as part of the Buzzard Phase II development. These will be drilled from the anchored semi-submersible drilling rig. Once on site the rig will move between the well locations without re-anchoring. The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are listed below:

Rig Centre 57° 50' 44.150" N 000° 54' 35.320" W Well NP5 57° 50' 42.487" N 000° 54' 35.859" W Well NT7 57° 50' 44.988" N 000° 54' 38.071" W Well NT4A 57° 50' 45.401" N 000° 54' 36.426" W Well CP1Z 57° 50' 42.899" N 000° 54' 34.214" W Well NIC 57° 50' 45.817" N 000° 54' 34.780" W Well NIT 57° 50' 43.312" N 000° 54' 32.569" W

For further information: Phil Shand CNOOC Petroleum Europe Ltd, Tel: +44 1224 616170 email: [email protected]

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Hazard First Published: 11 July 2019 | Latest Update: 11 July 2019

Fishing Hazard – Wreck

Please note that the 33ft leisure vessel the Laurel Coin has sunk in the vicinity of the disused subsea cable system Rembrandt 2.

Position 51°27.070'N 001°33.330'E

For further information: Kingfisher , Tel: 01472 252307 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 21 February 2019 | Latest Update: 21 February 2019

Fishing Hazard – Free-spans on ENI Hewett PL20

A large span has been found, ENI Hewitts’ PL20 pipeline approx. 10nm NNE of Bacton. The span is 31 metres long and 2 metres high and is a serious hazard to fishing.Please exercise caution in this area

Start Position Length (m) Height (m) 52º59.628’N 01º34.685’E 31 2

For further information: John Entwistle, ENI UK, Tel: +44(0) 20 7344 6342 email: [email protected]

Hazard First Published: 07 February 2019 | Latest Update: 07 February 2019

Fishing Hazard – Free-spans on ENI Hewett PL85

A freespan edge of the Safety Zone has been identified on the Hewett PL85 pipeline from ongoing planned survey operations.

Please exercise caution in this area

Start Position End Position Length (m) Height (m) 53º01.096’N 01º47.431’E 53º01.091’N 01º47.441’E 14.0 0.88

For further information: John Entwistle, ENI UK, Tel: +44(0) 20 7344 6342 email: [email protected]


Andromeda – Drilling Operations

Please be aware that the Noble Hans Deul rig will be moving from the Chiswick platform to the Andromeda North well location in UKCS block 43/12 on or around the 14th July 2019

Well Position Start / Finish Duration Chiswick Platform 53°56.398'N 02°44.828'E 14/07/2019 - Andromeda North 54°32.773'N 01°18.635'E 14/07/2019 135 Days

For further information: Lyndsay Arthur, Spirit Energy, Tel: +44(0) 1224 415 150 email: [email protected]

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Aspen – Exploration Well Operations

Eni UK Ltd is planning to drill the ASPEN Exploration Well, located in UKCS Block 53/14 in the Southern North Sea. Drilling operations will be undertaken by the Ensco 101 heavy duty jack-up rig. Eni UK Ltd is planning to tow the Ensco 101 rig to the Exploration Well location on the 1st August 2019. The towing operations are expected to take approximately 3 days with the rig due on location on the 5th August 2019. The drilling operations are anticipated to last a maximum of 150 days and the latest end date for the drilling operations is anticipated to be 31st October 2019. Vessels involved will be confirmed closer to the date of rig departure. The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are listed below:

Coordinates Rig Location 52°37.093’N 02°46.947’E

For further information: Juliana Grando, Eni UK Ltd, Tel: 0207 344 6013 email: [email protected]

Seabed Activity First Published: 13 June 2019 | Latest Update: 07 July 2019

Pickerill B Installation 48/11a & A Installation 48/11b– Decommissioning Works

The Energy Endeavour Jack-up Barge is currently in the Pickerill Field 48/11 in the Southern North Sea) supporting the Pickerill B Platform Decommissioning Works. The Energy Endeavour is planning to leave the Pickerill B Platform and move to the Pickerill A Platform within the Pickerill Field.

The sail from the Pickerill B platform to the Pickerill A platform is anticipated to commence at 02:00 hours on the 8 July 2019 and take approximately 2-3 hours, with the Jack-Up barge due on location at an estimated time of 05:00 hours on the 8 July 2019.

The Jack-Up Barge will be towed into the stand-off position (75m from platform), it will then jack-up and run anchors, and then finally jack-down and be pulled into its final position approx.1.5m adjacent to the Pickerill A gas platform using the anchor wires.

The barge will support the decommissioning activities on the platform. These activities will include: plugging and abandonment of the platform wells, venting and purging of the topsides equipment, cleaning and flushing of the subsea pipelines, preparation of the installation for removal, and supporting the decommissioning of Neptune’s Juliet subsea completion which ties into the Pickerill A platform.

The earliest date for commencement of the works is 9 July 2019. The works on Pickerill A are expected to last until Jan /Feb 2020.

The decommissioning works will be supported by the

‘Energy Endeavour’ Northern Offshore Jack-up Barge


Pickerill B Installation 48/11a 53o31.449’N 01o09.554’E Pickerill A Installation 48/11b 53o32.951’N 01o04.556’E

For further information: Julie Summerell, Perenco UK Ltd., Tel +44 1603 771095 email: [email protected] Or Mark Hutchinson, Perenco UK Ltd, Tel: +44 1603 771346 email: [email protected]


Deben – Well Abandonment

Please be aware that Petrofac Facilities Management Limited (PFML) will be commencing well abandonment operations in the Thames Area of the Southern North Sea

Field Well Position Start / Finish Duration Deben 49/28-12Z 53°05.895'N 002°27.995'E 06/06/2019 35 Days


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Markham Gas Field – ST-1 Platform Decommissioning

Spirit Energy can now confirm that the Seaway Strashnov entered the ST-1 500m Sunday 16th June to start the work to remove the ST-1 platform. The removal operations are expected to take approximately 10 days with the removal window until the 31st July 2019. Following the removal, a debris clearance and overtrawl survey will be undertaken, earliest scheduled 21st July 2019. The mobilisation of the Seaway Strashnov is now scheduled for the 10th June with the vessel arriving in the field estimated to be the 12th June. There is a two week window, which would take the infield date until 26th June. The operations will be undertaken from the following vessels: Seaway Strashnov Seven Navica Fishing Vessel TBC The co-ordinates for the proposed operations are listed below:

Coordinates 500m zone around 53° 50.527’ N 02°52.059’E

For further information: Susan MacKenzie, Spirit Energy, Tel: +44 (0)1224 415 583 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 18 April 2019 | Latest Update: 02 May 2019

Darach Central– Drilling Operations

Ensco 121 self Jack up will be moving from Block 22/19c to Darach Central location to drill a well. The proposed well is located in UKCS Block 42/4 in the southern North Sea, approximately 96 km north-east of the English coastline and 146 km north-west of the United Kingdom (UK)/Netherlands median line at the closest points.

Drilling Rig/Ship Installation / Well No Position Start / Finish Duration Ensco 121 42/4 54°56.262'N 00°41.864'E 04th May 2019 72 Days

For further information: Linda Murray, ONE-Dyas, Tel: +31 20 53 54 214 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 04 April 2019 | Latest Update: 20 June 2019

Curlew Field – Drilling Operations

Please be informed that the Curlew FPSO has left the offshore location on 20th of June 2019.

Subsea infrastructure remains on the seabed to be decommissioned at a later date as per the approved Decommissioning Program. Decommissioning of the remaining infrastructure will be undertaken within the opportunity window of 2020-2023. The infrastructure is guarded by a guard vessel. Safety zones around Mid Water Arch and drill centres will remain in place until all infrastructure is decommissioned. Position: 56°44.000’N 001°17.000’E

For further information: Estera Zak, Shell, Tel: +44 (0)1224 881719 email: [email protected]

Activity First Published: 01 November 2018 | Latest Update: 30 May 2019

Audrey – Well Abandonment

The Paragon B391 will be moving from the Audrey XW platform at 53°34.114’N 01°58.251’E to the Ensign location at

53°35.479’N 01° 46.481’E on or around the 1st June 2019. The rig will be undertaking well abandonment activities and will be at that location for approximately 16 days.

The rig will then move to the Ensign platform at 53°35.430’N 01°46.396’E to undertake further well abandonment activities and will be at that location for approximately 35 days.

For further information: Lyndsay Arthur, Spirit Energy, Tel: +44(0) 1224 415 150 email: [email protected]

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South Porcupine – Drilling of Exploration Well

CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited are conducting exploration drilling on Well 52/01-A (Iolar) in the southern Porcupine Basin under Frontier Exploration Licence FEL 3/18.

The drill-ship is supported by Platform Supply Vessels ‘Viking Prince (Callsign: LDCE), ‘Edda Frende’ (Callsign: LCOB) and ‘Siem Symphony (Callsign: LCKH).

The emergency rapid response standby vessel will be “Esvagt Don” (Callsign: OUNO2).

Drilling Rig/Ship Installation / Well No Position Start / Finish Duration

Stena Icemax 52/01-A 54°56.262'N 00°41.864'E Late May 2019 100- 150 Days

For further information: Eimear Stafford, Sinbad Offshore Support Ltd, Tel: +353 749 741 472 email: [email protected]

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Hazard First Published: 01 November 2018 | Latest Update: 01 November 2018

Fishing Hazard – Lost Tether

Please be advised that 100m of Soft Tether 30mm in diameter was lost at the position below

Position: 53°48.000'N 003°34.000'W

The Tether parted as a result of contact with a vessel thruster. When the ROV became detached the current drifted the ROV in current to the south west of the DP3 asset.

For further information: Robert Millman, Spirit Energy, Tel: +44(0)1224 411 690 email: [email protected]


DP4 Installation – Well Abandonment

Spirit Energy Production UK Limited (Spirit Energy) propose to plug and abandon the wells associated with the DP4 installation, located in the East Irish Sea. The DP4 wells (6) well will be abandoned using the Borr Drilling Management owned Borr RAN, a self-elevating mobile offshore drilling unit.

Field Well Position Start / Finish Duration DP4 DP4 53°52.466'N 003°33.754'W 27/06/2019 180 Days



Holyhead Deep – Deployment of Scientific Moorings

As part of a Bangor University research project we are aiming to deploy a seabed scientific instrument mooring system during July within the Holyhead Deep area leased to Minesto UK Ltd. at a depth of ~ 85 m, which will then likely be recovered in October.

This seabed mooring has no sea surface presence, but presents a snagging risk for benthic static and towed gear. The mooring system consists of three seabed elements in a row connected by x2 steel ground lines 400m in total 200m 200m. Positions below.

The relevant management and navigational organisations have also been informed.

Part Position 1 53°18.291'N 004°47.798'W 2 53°18.370'N 004°47.697'W 3 53°18.480'N 004°47.619'W

For further information: Dr Timothy Whitton, SEACAMS2, Tel: 01248 383936 email: [email protected]

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Area 1 Rig List Latest Update: 11 July 2019

MOVEMENT RIG POSITION MOVEMENT RIG POSITION Transocean Spitsbergen 58°42.10’N 02°31.10’E New Deepsea Aberdeen 60°20.10’N 04°02.10’W

New Leiv Eiriksson 58°43.60’N 02°21.20’E Transocean Endurance 60°42.90’N 03°29.80’E Maersk Interceptor 58°55.20’N 02°11.90’E COSL Promoter 60°46.10’N 03°36.10’E West Phoenix 58°58.80’N 02°16.80’E New Ocean Great White 60°49.40’N 04°08.10’W Maersk Intrepid 59°02.20’N 02°13.50’E New Songa Equinox 60°55.80’N 03°39.70’E

New Deepsea Nordkapp 59°17.80’N 01°45.90’E Stena Don 60°56.70’N 02°53.60’W Ocean Valiant 59°20.50’N 01°37.50’E Paragon MSS1 61°02.00’N 01°07.80’E Ocean Patriot 59°22.80’N 01°40.80’E Deepsea Atlantic 61°02.30’N 03°34.50’E Safe Boreas 59°35.20’N 01°03.20’E New Ocean Endeavor 61°39.00’N 01°29.40’E Noble Lloyd Noble 59°35.40’N 01°03.40’E Transocean Enabler 64°52.00’N 06°50.30’E

New Deepsea Stavanger 59°52.40’N 02°27.40’E Transocean Encourage 64°58.30’N 07°37.40’E Transocean Leader 60°08.90’N 03°57.40’W

Area 2 Rig List Latest Update 11 July 2019

MOVEMENT RIG POSITION MOVEMENT RIG POSITION New Noble Sam Turner 55°32.30’N 05°01.90’E Rowan Gorilla V 56°58.02’N 01°52.19’E

Maersk Guardian 55°43.40’N 04°48.00’E Noble Sam Hartley 57°00.80’N 01°50.40’E New Maersk Invincible 56°15.00’N 03°20.90’E New Maersk Integrator 57°06.60’N 02°50.80’E

Maersk Reacher 56°16.80’N 03°24.00’E New Wilphoenix 57°08.90’N 01°48.30’E Rowan Viking 56°21.80’N 04°08.70’E Stena Spey 57°10.10’N 00°49.70’E Ensco 100 56°29.60’N 02°09.30’E Maersk Highlander 57°11.70’N 01°54.80’E Safe Caledonia 56°41.80’N 02°20.50’E Maersk Innovator 57°48.60’N 00°58.30’W Ensco 120 56°43.50’N 02°12.50’E COSL Pioneer 57°50.70’N 00°54.70’W Maersk Resilient 56°49.30’N 02°04.30’E Transocean 712 57°55.40’N 00°27.30’E Paul B Loyd Jr 56°52.10’N 02°04.30’E Rowan Gorilla 7 57°57.40’N 01°50.70’E


MOVEMENT RIG POSITION MOVEMENT RIG POSITION Seafox 7 51°42.00’N 03°03.40’E Paragon B391 53°35.50’N 01°46.50’E Prospector 1 52°29.80’N 04°12.19’E Seafox 1 53°42.20’N 01°09.00’E Maersk Resolute 52°33.10’N 03°44.40’E Prospector 5 53°49.00’N 04°30.80’E

New Maersk Resolve 52°49.50’N 04°16.90’E GMS Endeavour 6102 53°53.50’N 01°42.80’E Seafox 4 53°00.60’N 02°11.10’E Noble Hans Deul 53°56.40’N 02°44.80’E Ensco 72 53°05.90’N 02°28.10’E Ensco 101 54°05.90’N 03°21.70’E 590021 53°14.00’N 03°14.50’E Seajacks Leviatham 54°20.00’N 02°28.40’E Ensco 92 53°23.40’N 02°00.40’E New Seajacks Kraken 54°26.70’N 06°19.70’E Ensco 122 53°27.70’N 01°55.20’E Ensco 121 54°56.30’N 00°42.00’E

New Energy Endeavour 53°33.00’N 01°04.60’E


MOVEMENT RIG POSITION MOVEMENT RIG POSITION New Borr Ran 53°52.60’N 03°33.60’W New

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Rig anchors may extend over one mile from rig positions; anchor buoys are not always deployed. There may be additional structures called anchor pennants, deployed up to 200 metres from each anchor. In the interests of safety and to avoid fishing gear damage, fishing close to, or within anchor patterns, should be avoided. Fishermen may contact the installation or the ERRV (standby vessel) for positions of the anchors.

Area 1 Anchor List Latest Update: 11 July 2019

Please note ground chains and pennant wires will be left on seabed and buoyed off for later recovery, extending up to 1km from the anchor position. Ocean Valiant arrival and hook-up operations will take place between July 9th to July 12th. Please exercise caution in this area.

Area 2 Anchor List Latest Update: 27 June 2019

Transocean Leader – Pre-Laid – Lincoln B, West of Shetland The Transocean Leader requires its eight anchors and ground chains to be pre-laid on the seabed, with the scope of work intended to start on 11th July 2019. The locations of these anchors are given in the table below, with each of chains running in towards the central well location.

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Rig 60°07.102'N 003°55.085'W 3 60°08.171'N 003°54.204'W 6 60°06.073'N 003°54.300'W 1 60°07.485'N 003°57.161'W 4 60°07.557'N 003°53.185'W 7 60°06.067'N 003°55.836'W 2 60°08.111'N 003°55.976'W 5 60°06.684'N 003°53.036'W 8 60°06.665'N 003°57.235'W

Ocean Valiant – Pre Lay – Glendronach GD-02 Well 206/4a The anchored semi-sub Ocean Valiant will move from Ballindalloch (UKCS 9/19a) to Glendronach (UKCS 206/4a). Mooring lines and anchors prelay activities will be carried out on site as of Tuesday 25th June, by AHV Skandi Skansen (call sign MAXR6), for a period of 5 days. Prelay anchors at Glendronach are as follows:

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position 3 60°54.927'N 002°13.991'W 6 60°56.887'N 002°15.802'W 1 60°56.132'N 002°12.127'W 4 60°55.097'N 002°15.241'W 7 60°57.189'N 002°13.824'W 2 60°55.406'N 002°12.457'W 5 60°56.009'N 002°16.762'W 8 60°56.663'N 002°12.744'W

– Rhum R3

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position 2 60°06.911'N 001°43.311'E 4 60°06.901'N 001°43.251'E 1 60°06.922'N 001°43.284'E 3 60°06.889'N 001°43.283'E

Ocean Guardian – Proposed West Wick 13/21a

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Rig 58°17.606'N 001°50.991'W 3 58°18.392'N 001°51.341'W 6 58°17.328'N 001°49.605'W 1 58°17.347'N 001°52.386'W 4 58°18.316'N 001°50.385'W 7 58°16.819'N 001°50.462'W 2 58°17.925'N 001°52.342'W 5 58°17.864'N 001°49.595'W 8 58°16.895'N 001°51.596'W

Aoka Mizu FPSO – Lancaster Field Anchor No. Anchor Position Anchor Position

Rig 60°10.79'N 03°52.20'W 1 60°10.69'N 03°50.98'W 7 60°10.31'N 03°53.19'W 2 60°10.66'N 03°50.99'W 8 60°10.34'N 03°53.24'W 3 60°10.63'N 03°51.01'W 9 60°11.37'N 03°52.62'W 4 60°10.60'N 03°51.03'W 10 60°11.38'N 03°52.56'W 5 60°10.26'N 03°53.09'W 11 60°11.39'N 03°52.50'W 6 60°10.28'N 03°53.14'W 12 60°11.40'N 03°52.44'W

Glen Lyon – FPSO

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No.

Position

Rig 60°21.383'N 04°04.071'W 7 60°20.531'N 04°03.269'W 14 60°21.054'N 04°05.849'W 1 60°21.811'N 04°02.375'W 8 60°20.516'N 04°03.331'W 15 60°21.084'N 04°05.872'W 2 60°21.779'N 04°02.349'W 9 60°20.506'N 04°03.393'W 16 60°22.223'N 04°04.934'W 3 60°21.755'N 04°02.298'W 10 60°20.493'N 04°03.449'W 17 60°22.236'N 04°04.873'W 4 60°21.720'N 04°02.297'W 11 60°20.955'N 04°05.765'W 18 60°22.253'N 04°04.808'W 5 60°21.691'N 04°02.274'W 12 60°20.987'N 04°05.792'W 19 60°22.264'N 04°04.737'W 6 60°20.534'N 04°03.198'W 13 60°21.019'N 04°05.824'W 20 60°22.278'N 04°04.675'W

PBLJ – Vorlich

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Rig 56°52.048'N 02°04.263’E 3 56°52.371'N 02°05.795’E 6 56°51.022'N 02°03.500’E 1 56°53.095'N 02°03.498’E 4 56°51.700'N 02°05.766’E 7 56°51.530'N 02°02.517’E 2 56°52.990'N 02°04.885’E 5 56°51.127'N 02°04.810’E 8 56°52.398'N 02°02.362’E

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Safe Caledonia –Judy 30/7A

Transocean 712 – Proposed Brodgar 21/03a

Pull in Wire approx; Eastern End 57°50.604’N 00°55.054’W Western End 57°50.810’N 00°54.235’W Sea users are advised to be aware of related vessel traffic, anchors and the pull-in wire at the prospective drilling area, including a surface monitoring boundary area of 2000m radius. The Buzzard Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel (ERRV), Fastnet Sentinel, will be used to provide guard vessel duties.

Wilphoenix – Pre- Lay Gannet DC1

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Rig 57°10.176'N 00°56.690’E 4 57°09.913’N 00°57.765’E 6 57°09.437'N 00°56.113’E 3 57°10.225'N 00°57.766’E 5 57°09.427'N 00°56.664’E

Anchor No. Anchor Position Chain End Laydown Pennant Rig 56°41.77'N 02°20.40'E 1 56°42.01'N 02°22.22'E 56°41.93'N 02°21.64'E 56°41.90'N 02°21.50'E 2 56°41.53'N 02°22.23'E 56°41.69'N 02°21.73'E 56°41.75'N 02°21.63'E 3 56°41.08'N 02°21.81'E 56°41.29'N 02°21.36'E 56°41.35'N 02°21.25'E 4 56°40.78'N 02°20.99'E 56°41.10'N 02°20.81'E 56°41.18'N 02°20.77'E 5 56°41.12'N 02°19.01'E 56°41.33'N 02°19.48'E 56°41.38'N 02°19.59'E 6 56°41.52'N 02°18.66'E 56°41.58'N 02°19.25'E 56°41.59'N 02°19.40'E 7 56°42.79'N 02°19.28'E 56°42.51'N 02°19.60'E 56°42.44'N 02°19.67'E 8 56°42.75'N 02°20.53'E 56°42.42'N 02°20.49'E 56°42.34'N 02°20.49'E 9 56°42.51'N 02°21.64'E 56°42.26'N 02°21.25'E 56°42.20'N 02°21.15'E

10 56°41.74'N 02°20.28'E 56°41.07'N 02°20.29'E 56°41.15'N 02°20.27'E

Anchor No. Anchor Position Chain End Rig 57°55.37'N 00°27.22'E 1 57°54.98'N 00°25.61'E 57°55.12'N 00°26.16'E 2 57°55.75'N 00°25.48'E 57°55.60'N 00°26.14'E 3 57°56.25'N 00°26.56'E 57°55.95'N 00°26.79'E 4 57°56.22'N 00°27.86'E 57°55.92'N 00°27.63'E 5 57°55.66'N 00°28.57'E 57°55.60'N 00°28.29'E 6 57°55.31'N 00°28.68'E 57°55.33'N 00°28.38'E 7 57°54.65'N 00°27.76'E 57°54.80'N 00°27.64'E 8 57°54.50'N 00°26.56'E 57°54.80'N 00°26.79'E

Ocean Guardian – Proposed West Wick 13/21a

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Rig 57°56.533'N 00°06.035’W 3 57°56.867'N 00°04.627’W 6 57°55.533'N 00°06.768’W 1 57°57.138'N 00°06.815’W 4 57°56.208'N 00°04.542’W 7 57°56.075'N 00°07.888’W 2 57°57.147'N 00°05.578’W 5 57°55.560'N 00°05.322’W 8 57°56.837'N 00°07.935’W

Esvagt Capella – Cook Field

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Cook WI Well 57° 21.35’ N 00° 50.05’ E 4 57°21.666'N 000°51.179'E 8 57°21.146'N 000°49.340'E

1 57°22.126'N 000°49.605'E 5 57°21.314'N 000°51.070'E 9 57°21.446'N 000°48.285'E 2 57°22.176'N 000°50.257'E 6 57°21.041'N 000°50.553'E 10 57°22.028'N 000°48.467'E 3 57°22.009'N 000°50.843'E 7 57°20.679'N 000°49.801'E

AHV – Buzzard CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited plan to drill 6 wells in the Northern area (block 20/1) of the Buzzard Field, commencing mid-late March 2019. Prior to rig mobilisation, 8 anchors will be laid in the field along with deployment of a 1000m pipeline bundle pull-in wire within the rig anchor pattern. An anchor handling vessel (AHV), undertaking this work is expected to mobilise into the field commencing 18th February 2019, at the earliest, with the deployment work expected to be completed by 18 March 2019, at the following locations

Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position Anchor No. Position 3 57°50.955'N 000°53.379'W 6 57°50.017'N 000°55.253'W 1 57°51.399'N 000°54.968'W 4 57°50.400'N 000°53.408'W 7 57°50.437'N 000°55.995'W 2 57°51.386'N 000°54.165'W 5 57°49.997'N 000°54.213'W 8 57°50.907'N 000°56.092'W

– Culzean FSO Anchors Anchor No. Anchor Position Chain End Anchor Position Chain End 7 57°11.068'N 001°58.558'E 57°11.143'N 001°58.456'E

1 57°11.723'N 001°56.154'E 57°11.723'N 001°56.325'E 8 57°11.096'N 001°58.621'E 57°11.167'N 001°58.509'E 2 57°11.681'N 001°56.149'E 57°11.685'N 001°56.321'E 9 57°12.444'N 001°58.413'E 57°12.364'N 001°58.326'E 3 57°11.636'N 001°56.153'E 57°11.647'N 001°56.323'E 10 57°12.464'N 001°58.343'E 57°12.381'N 001°58.266'E 4 57°11.594'N 001°56.167'E 57°11.611'N 001°56.336'E 11 57°12.483'N 001°58.271'E 57°12.397'N 001°58.203'E 5 57°11.021'N 001°58.423'E 57°11.103'N 001°58.341'E 12 57°12.500'N 001°58.195'E 57°12.412'N 001°58.138'E 6 57°11.039'N 001°58.495'E 57°11.117'N 001°58.404'E

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Area 1 Survey List Latest Update: 11 July 2019

Company & Vessels Towed Cable

Length & Depth

Area Covered 1 (inc Quod Blocks) Area Covered 2 (inc Quod Blocks) Duration

GeoXYZ Geo Ocean III

PBQW 1200m

4m

60°08.366'N 004°17.839'W 60°11.750'N 004°06.320'W 60°08.363'N 004°02.019'W 60°11.142'N 003°53.426'W 60°06.103'N 003°46.532'W 59°59.097'N 004°06.987'W

60°12.756'N 004°02.583'W 60°15.460'N 003°33.391'W 60°10.160'N 003°31.450'W 60°07.463'N 004°00.566'W

202, 204, 205

01/08/2019 - 30/11/2019 For 30 Days

BP Exploration Fugro Scout

Geotechnical borehole

drilling only

58°03.357'N 001°22.538'E 58°03.383'N 001°24.570'E 58°02.305'N 001°24.618'E 58°02.280'N 001°22.586'E

16 01/09/2019 - 30/10/2019 For 10 Days

BHGE 58°11.321'N 001°26.132'W 13 10/08/2019 - 30/09/2019

For 1 Day

Fugro Fugro Venturer

C6CG3

61°34.270'N 001°49.448'W 61°34.189'N 001°31.698'W 61°25.929'N 001°31.730'W 61°25.987'N 001°49.474'W

208 01/08/2019 - 01/08/2020 For 25 Days

Fugro Survey Ltd Fugro Galaxy

C6YY4 Fugro Scout

9V3887

750m 3m

58°04.408'N 001°20.455'E 58°04.485'N 001°26.556'E 58°01.253'N 001°26.696'E 58°01.176'N 001°20.605'E

16 26/07/2019 - 31/10/2019 For 13 Days

BP Exploration Fugro Galaxy

1 x 600 m streamer

& Environment

al and Geotechnical

sampling

58°03.357'N 001°22.538'E 58°03.383'N 001°24.570'E 58°02.305'N 001°24.618'E 58°02.280'N 001°22.586'E

16 26/07/2019 - 30/08/2019 For 10 Days


Environmental and

geotechnical sampling

60°36.873'N 002°46.869'W 60°39.436'N 002°37.843'W 60°44.574'N 002°29.956'W 60°44.258'N 002°28.307'W 60°36.474'N 002°26.825'W 60°35.352'N 002°45.755'W

206 24/07/2019 - 30/08/2019 For 14 Days


Geotechnical

borehole drilling only

60°36.873'N 002°46.869'W 60°39.436'N 002°37.843'W 60°44.574'N 002°29.956'W 60°44.258'N 002°28.307'W 60°36.474'N 002°26.825'W 60°35.352'N 002°45.755'W

206 27/07/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 24 Days

Fugro GBML MV Despina

LAKW7

60°50.091'N 004°04.606'W 60°46.403'N 004°04.606'W 60°46.328'N 004°13.361'W 60°50.016'N 004°13.501'W

204 25/07/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 12 Days

Rever Offshore Rever Sapphire

MEPW3 58°28.812'N 001°15.659'E

60°54.072'N 001°16.466'E 16 25/07/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 7 Days

Magseis Fairfield Artemis Athene

LDIA3 Viking Veritas

LMIB3 Aurora-G HO7586

200m 8m

60°42.117'N 001°24.733'E 60°44.417'N 001°42.733'E 60°42.917'N 001°47.083'E 60°40.733'N 001°52.083'E 60°38.033'N 001°52.950'E

60°35.217'N 001°52.950'E 60°29.300'N 001°50.050'E 60°31.150'N 001°52.333'E 60°27.033'N 001°32.183'E 60°34.667'N 001°29.167'E

3

25/07/2019 - 30/11/2019 For 80 Days

Fugro GB (North) Marine Limited

Fugro Venturer C6CG3

1350m 3m

61°05.571'N 002°43.423'W 61°05.532'N 002°30.072'W 60°58.323'N 002°30.185'W 60°58.361'N 002°43.486'W

214 08/07/2019 - 30/10/2019 For 10 Days



1350m 3m

61°00.508'N 002°11.012'W 60°58.193'N 002°06.368'W 60°55.938'N 002°11.129'W 60°58.250'N 002°15.772'W

206 05/07/2019 -31/10/2019

For 14 Days

Fugro Survey Ltd Fugro Venturer

C6CG3

60°50.478'N 004°16.003'W 60°50.598'N 004°01.931'W 60°44.809'N 004°01.746'W 60°44.689'N 004°15.774'W

204 03/07/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 9 Days

N/A 61°29.621'N 001°45.494'W 208 01/07/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 0.6 Days

Shearwater Reflection Marine UK Ltd

Amazon Congueror 3EBI3

Shearwater Amundsen 5BXE2

Mainport Pine -V7ZH8 Aurora G -HO7586

59°28.666'N 001°13.083'E 59°24.583'N 001°59.518'E 59°08.199'N 001°54.236'E 59°12.165'N 001°07.651'E

9 01/07/2019 - 30/09/2019

For 45 Days

Gardline Survey Ltd. M/V Sea Explorer

C6NG6

58°50.368'N 001°10.481'E 58°58.824'N 001°10.034'E 58°59.085'N 001°30.376'E 58°50.628'N 001°30.740'E

16 26/06/2019 - 26/08/2019 For 15 Days

GEOxyz Geo Ocean III

LXGP 1250m

3m

59°34.658'N 001°40.826'E 59°34.739'N 001°49.322'E 59°29.352'N 001°49.510'E 59°29.271'N 001°41.037'E

9 22/06/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 6 Days

GEOxyz Geo Ocean III

LXGP 1250m

3m

59°25.032'N 001°39.027'E 59°25.120'N 001°48.540'E 59°20.276'N 001°48.709'E 59°20.184'N 001°39.220'E

24, 9 22/06/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 5 Days

Skandi Carla 60°16.900'N 003°48.462'W 60°07.139'N 003°54.975'W 60°08.910'N 003°57.405'W

205 01/07/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 21 Days

CGG Services S.A Oceanic Vega

LCHQ3 Eagle Explorer

5BCL5

1100m 12m

61°45.423'N 001°00.270'W 61°19.966'N 000°10.425'W 60°28.415'N 002°06.990'W 60°52.595'N 002°54.709'W

206, 208,209, 214 15/06/2019 - 31/10/2019 For 23 Days

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Fugro Galaxy C6YY4

58°05.427'N 001°47.673'E 58°02.372'N 001°50.458'E 58°02.109'N 001°50.103'E 58°03.805'N 001°45.521'E

16 12/06/2019 - 06/08/2019 For 7 Days

Shearwater Geoservices Norway AS

Western Cook 5BPC2

Western Tasman 5BPB2

15m 6m

59°28.956'N 001°46.334'E 59°27.970'N 001°52.634'E 59°26.923'N 001°56.383'E 59°26.578'N 001°56.615'E 59°26.241'N 001°58.076'E 59°25.590'N 001°59.593'E 59°25.385'N 002°00.351'E 59°24.177'N 002°06.175'E 59°17.741'N 002°02.275'E 59°16.868'N 002°00.362'E 59°16.345'N 001°58.261'E

59°14.515'N 001°54.916'E 59°16.227'N 001°43.934'E 59°16.825'N 001°40.629'E 59°17.639'N 001°38.432'E 59°18.029'N 001°37.868'E 59°18.299'N 001°37.332'E 59°19.241'N 001°35.671'E 59°20.581'N 001°35.462'E 59°22.229'N 001°35.850'E 59°25.579'N 001°37.895'E 59°30.087'N 001°41.667'E

9

10/05/2019 - 15/09/2019 For 7 Days

Baker Hughes General Electric

Ocean GreatWhite V7KQ3

61°53.036'N 001°46.121'W 208 24/04/2019 - 31/08/2019 For 1 Days

Nautical Petroleum Limited Stena Don MODU

MEOY4 5m 60°21.629'N 001°16.740'E 208 01/08/2019 - 31/12/2019

For 1 Days Schlumberger

Island Drilling Imnnovator LCDQ

5m 60°15.657'N 002°59.265'W 206 15/08/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 1 Days

Gardline Geosurvey Ltd MV Ocean Reliance -J82707

MV Kommandor - PBQW MV Ocean Researcher

GDLS

59°25.051'N 001°30.832'E 59°25.132'N 001°38.230'E 59°21.361'N 001°38.382'E 59°21.280'N 001°30.997'E

9 15/04/2019 - 31/08/2019 For 5 Days

CGG Geo Coral

LACA8 8000m

12m

57°25.889'N 0°12.959'E 57°39.776'N 0°12.547'E 57°39.656'N 0°01.218'W 58°15.474'N 0°02.456'W 58°15.638'N 2°09.419'E 57°55.162'N 2°08.881'E

15,16,21,22,23

57°52.281'N 2°10.346'E 57°52.176'N 2°22.299'E 57°25.801'N 2°21.457'E 57°25.889'N 0°12.959'E

25/03/2019 - 31/10/2019

For 83 Days

Chrysaor North Sea Limited 58°05.678'N 001°37.935'E 16 15/03/2019 - 03/09/2019

For 2 Days

Axxis Geo Solutions AS Geo Caspian - LACW8 Neptune Naiad - LADA5 Havila Fortune - C6X05 Pacific Finder - POFK

140m 10m

58°50.664'N 001°35.403'E 58°32.764'N 001°30.703'E 58°32.864'N 001°19.503'E 58°50.664'N 001°25.502'E

16 01/04/2019 - 31/07/2019 For 10 Days



Length & Depth


Fugro Netherlands Marine B.V


1300m 57°24.688'N 001°35.530'E 57°22.335'N 001°44.515'E 57°17.489'N 001°40.163'E 57°19.835'N 001°31.198'E

22 01/08/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 3 Days


1 x 600 m streamer

& Environment

al and Geotechnical

sampling

57°15.551'N 001°36.800'E 57°14.511'N 001°40.284'E 57°12.623'N 001°38.365'E 57°13.662'N 001°34.883'E

22 26/07/2019 - 30/08/2019 For 10 Days

Shearwater Geoservices Amazon Conqueror 3EBI3

Mainport Pine V7ZH8 Aurora-G HO7586

57°56.350'N 000°47.147'E 57°56.559'N 001°15.014'E 57°29.961'N 001°03.448'E 57°29.961'N 000°34.791'E

21, 22 20/07/2018 - 31/10/2019

For 4 Days

Fugro Survey Ltd Fugro Galaxy

C6YY4 750m

3m

57°17.015'N 001°36.017'E 57°14.933'N 001°42.985'E 57°11.158'N 001°39.145'E 57°13.237'N 001°32.185'E

22 15/07/2018 - 30/10/2019

For 7 Days

Fugro Survey LTD Fugro Venturer

C6CG3 57°11.085'N 000°59.785'E

57°18.983'N 001°04.719'E 22 13/07/2019 - 15/10/2019

For 4 Days

Subsea 7 Siem Spearfish

LAR57 58°30.449'N 003°08.171'W

57°49.120'N 000°59.366'W 12, 18, 19, 20 10/07/2018 - 31/12/2019

For 8 Days

Shearwater Reflection Marine UK Ltd

Amazon Congueror - 3EBI3 Geco Emerald - 3FYK3 Mainport Pine - V7ZH8

EMS Wind - C6DX8

59°28.666'N 001°13.083'E 59°24.583'N 001°59.518'E 59°08.199'N 001°54.236'E 59°12.165'N 001°07.651'E

9 01/07/2019 - 30/09/2019

For 45 Days

Shearwater Geoservices Polar Express - LAER7

Rig Andromeda V7AU4Waves

HP5141

55°00.507'N 000°17.374'W 55°00.513'N 000°05.003'E 54°46.635'N 000°04.975'E 54°46.629'N 000°17.374'W

35, 36, 41, 42 15/06/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 20 Days

Fugro GB (North) Marine Ltd Fugro Venturer

C6CG3 600m

3m

57°43.487'N 001°21.991'E 57°43.487'N 001°27.763'E 57°39.441'N 001°27.755'E 57°39.442'N 001°21.993'E

22 11/06/2019 - 15/07/2019

For 10 Days


Fugro Galaxy C6YY4

1200m 2m

57°17.839'N 002°15.143'E 57°14.822'N 002°20.828'E 57°11.742'N 002°15.266'E 57°14.755'N 002°09.581'E

23 24/05/2019 - 20/08/2019 For 7 Days

Fugro GB (North) Marine Ltd Fugro Galaxy

C6YY4 1200m

2m

57°51.434'N 001°45.851'E 57°51.508'N 001°53.937'E 57°46.120'N 001°54.101'E 57°46.046'N 001°46.035'E

22 15/05/2018 - 15/07/2019

For 7 Days

Fugro GB (North) Marine Ltd Fugro Galaxy

C6YY4 1200m

2m

58°01.281'N 001°50.612'E 57°58.477'N 001°45.859'E 57°55.593'N 001°51.886'E 57°58.393'N 001°56.640'E

22, 16 15/05/2018 - 15/08/2019

For 7 Days

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Gardline Survey Ltd MV Kommandor

MCJO2 MV Ocean Reliance

HP639

1375m 1m

56°50.892'N 002°19.278'E 56°48.841'N 002°15.501'E 56°51.072'N 002°11.418'E 56°53.091'N 002°15.259'E

56°50.129'N 002°14.020'E 56°50.149'N 002°17.461'E 56°48.263'N 002°17.497'E 56°48.242'N 002°14.059'E

30

07/05/2018 - 31/07/2019

For 3 Days


MCJO2 1375m

1m

56°45.476'N 002°26.765'E 56°42.782'N 002°26.805'E 56°42.759'N 002°21.911'E 56°45.452'N 002°21.858'E

30 07/05/2018 - 31/07/2019

For 4 Days


MCJO2 1375m

1m 56°41.833'N 002°18.550'E 56°42.667'N 002°20.833'E 56°38.117'N 002°26.983'E

56°34.683'N 002°33.267'E 56°33.133'N 002°30.500'E 56°36.633'N 002°24.067'E

30

07/05/2018 - 31/07/2019

For 4 Days

TBC 57°22.932'N 000°43.018'E 57°28.061'N 000°30.632'E 21 01/05/2019 - 31/07/2019

For 18 Days

CGG Geo Coral

LACA8 8000m

12m

57°25.889'N 0°12.959'E 57°39.776'N 0°12.547'E 57°39.656'N 0°01.218'W 58°15.474'N 0°02.456'W 58°15.638'N 2°09.419'E 57°55.162'N 2°08.881'E

15,16,21,22,23

57°52.281'N 2°10.346'E 57°52.176'N 2°22.299'E 57°25.801'N 2°21.457'E 57°25.889'N 0°12.959'E

25/03/2019 - 31/10/2019

For 83 Days

TBC 57°16.763'N 000°58.443'E 57°16.757'N 001°18.442'E 57°03.505'N 001°18.330'E 57°03.444'N 000°58.454'E

21, 22 22/03/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 25 Days

Geo Ocean III LXGP

600m 3m

57°16.763'N 000°58.443'E 57°16.757'N 001°18.442'E 57°03.505'N 001°18.330'E 57°03.444'N 000°58.454'E

21, 22 16/05/2019 - 31/12/2019 For 5 to 6 Weeks

TBC Geo Ocean III

LXGP 57°09.270'N 001°39.946'E

57°10.453'N 001°45.023'E 22 15/03/2019 - 15/07/2019 For 10 Days

TBC Geo Ocean III

LXGP

57°10.604'N 001°37.552'E 57°10.657'N 001°42.513'E 57°07.963'N 001°42.607'E 57°07.910'N 001°37.652'E

22 15/03/2019 - 15/07/2019 For 10 Days



Length & Depth


Schlumberger 52°37.045'N 02°46.865'E 53 01/08/2019 - 31/10/2019 For 7 Days

Horizon Geosciences Kommandor Susan

MELY9

54°03.526'N 000°26.804'E 54°02.866'N 000°28.252'E 54°01.396'N 000°26.344'E 53°57.737'N 000°23.382'E 53°46.955'N 000°15.766'E 53°45.433'N 000°14.911'E 53°43.736'N 000°14.907'E 53°42.578'N 000°14.237'E 53°41.951'N 000°13.458'E 53°41.418'N 000°12.348'E 53°41.176'N 000°11.859'E 53°40.737'N 000°11.012'E 53°39.110'N 000°07.575'E

53°39.954'N 000°06.447'E 53°41.523'N 000°09.768'E 53°41.990'N 000°10.508'E 53°42.670'N 000°12.023'E 53°43.517'N 000°12.918'E 53°44.651'N 000°13.100'E 53°45.597'N 000°13.113'E 53°46.611'N 000°13.644'E 53°50.112'N 000°16.004'E 53°58.289'N 000°21.797'E 53°59.971'N 000°23.148'E 54°01.653'N 000°24.501'E 54°02.248'N 000°25.121'E

42/28d

26/07/2019 For 3 to 6 Weeks

Halliburton 53°11.592'N 001°38.770'E 48 15/07/2019 - 31/08/2019 For 2 Days

EGS International Ltd EGS Pioneer

52°58.217'N 02°28.449'E 52°01.538'N 02°54.692'E 52°47.881'N 02°50.172'E

Early Mid July 2019 For 6 - 8 Days

Schlumberger 0m 5m 54°56.244'N 00°41.899'E 42 27/06/2019 - 24/07/2019

For 0.5 Days Horizon Geosciences Kommandor Susan

MELY9 54°03.443'N 00°26.985'E

53°39.216'N 00°07.435'E 42, 47 15/06/2019 - 31/07/2019 For 21 Days

RosGeo (SMNG) Akedemik Primakov

UBCQ4 7100m

12m

55°14.217'N 000°52.567'E 55°38.700'N 001°06.833'E 55°38.817'N 002°03.367'E 55°37.433'N 002°09.067'E 55°29.583'N 002°04.083'E 54°32.517'N 001°29.883'E

54°21.233'N 001°22.383'E 54°20.767'N 000°29.700'E 54°22.083'N 000°23.033'E 54°34.267'N 000°29.883'E

36, 37, 38, 42, 43

15/03/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 160 Days

Spirit Energy Resources Limited

N/A Performed from drilling rig

54°32.728'N 001°18.547'E 43 15/01/2019 - 31/08/2019 For 0.5 Days



Length & Depth


Eni UK Ltd TBC

52°40.637'N 005°38.851'W 52°40.765'N 004°47.875'W 52°11.769'N 004°48.228'W 52°11.671'N 004°54.343'W 52°02.161'N 004°54.307'W

51°56.094'N 005°12.410'W 51°55.678'N 005°27.946'W 52°12.752'N 005°52.478'W 52°34.256'N 005°52.604'W

106

01/06/2019 - 30/09/2019 For 40 Days



Length & Depth


Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association

Acoustic and pelagic trawling 10nmi spaced E-W parallel transects

58°40.000'N 56°20.000'N 12/07/2019 - 22/07/2019

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