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Home›Fossil Energy›VIDEO: Former Paragon jack-up leaves Port of Esbjerg
Fossil Energy

January 21, 2019 · about 7 years ago

VIDEO: Former Paragon jack-up leaves Port of Esbjerg

The Haeva jack-up rig, the previously named Paragon HZ1, has left the Port of Esbjerg.

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The Haeva jack-up rig, previously named Paragon HZ1, has left the Port of Esbjerg in Denmark.

Haeva rig; Source: Jutlandia

Jutlandia, an on- and offshore service provider, said on Monday that the rig, now sold to Dixtone Holding, was moved to Flushing in the Netherlands.

The company has been servicing the rig since it first came to Esbjerg in December 2016, when it was owned by Paragon Offshore.

Haeva was moved by three tugs to Flushing where it will be prepared for future jobs. The tugs came to Esbjerg on Thursday and Friday last week.

The lead tug was the Union Princess and the two assisting tugs were the Multratug 4 and Brent.

Besides performing port agency services to the tugs, Jutlandia was the coordinator between the tugs, the rig, the rig mover, and the authorities.

“We are happy to send Haeva towards new, exciting journeys, and wish Dixtone and the crew all the best,” Jutlandia said.

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