Quantify the potential economic Subsea P&A campaigns Assessment of potential P&A Subgroup develops benefits of bundling / (primary benefits being the scenarios’ and Proposal for DTF review ‘campaigning campaigning: stability of a longer term generate estimate of cost (Scope of Work, resourcing, Well P&A contract for rig and service saving opportunities execution model) providers, learning curves, Agree way forward with E1b lends itself to a off” DTF “hands incentivised market approach Execute with appropriate liability provisions / insurance bundling platform P&A, duty holder, rig reactivation Platform decommissioning Examine a generic CNS Generic cost estimate with Discuss scope with Cost – Cost Appraisal Platform decommissioning ranges of cost/duration Subgroup agree way – project to quantify for decommissioning forward commercial risks and hence E2 realistic cost ranges for each WBS element in the project; i.e. identify good looks ‘what like’ based on operator experience to-date
E1b Quantify the potential economic benefits of bundling / campaigning: Well P&A Subsea P&A campaigns (primary benefits being the stability of a longer term contract for rig and service providers, learning curves, lends itself to a “hands off” incentivised market approach with appropriate liability provisions / insurance bundling platform P&A, duty holder, rig reactivation Assessment of potential P&A ‘campaigning scenarios’ and generate estimate of cost saving opportunities Subgroup develops Proposal for DTF review (Scope of Work, resourcing, execution model) Agree way forward with DTF Execute E2 Platform decommissioning – Cost Appraisal Examine a generic CNS Platform decommissioning project to quantify commercial risks and hence realistic cost ranges for each WBS element in the project; i.e. identify ‘what good looks like’ based on operator experience to-date Generic cost estimate with ranges of cost/duration for decommissioning Discuss scope with Cost Subgroup – agree way forward
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