The Scotsman

Drill waste specialist in £5m North Sea contract

- By SCOTT REID

TWMA, a provider of specialise­d drilling waste management services, has secured a £5 million contract with Apache North Sea for work on the operator’s Beryl assets.

The firm has supported Apache on the project since 2013 and the contract award – covering three years – is the latest in a round of deal successes for the business, which employs more than 500 people globally.

The new Apache project requires drilling waste handling equipment that can be easily transporte­d between the Beryl platforms and support vessels.

Drill cuttings will be processed at TWMA’S onshore processing facility in Peterhead, using technology that separates drill cuttings into three constituen­t parts of oil, water and solids for recycling and reuse.

Gareth Innes, chief commercial officer at TWMA, said: “This outcome is testament to our ability to deliver the safest and most efficient drilling waste solutions and we look forward to building on our strong relationsh­ip into the future.”

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