Maersk Drilling enters alliance with Aker BP
Several of the North Sea's largest oil and drilling companies are joining forces, but only via framework agreements aimed at reducing costs.
Maersk Drilling has entered an "alliance deal" with Aker BP for jackup rigs. The three-party alliance also includes oil service company Halliburton, and aims to bring down costs per barrel of oil for the Norwegian/UK oil company, reports Maersk Drilling in a press release.
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