COSL Drilling Europe operates the low-emission rigs for the future - today RIGS FOR THE FUTURE RIG STATUS OUR TEAM Rigs for the Future COSL Drilling Europe is a low-cost drilling contractor committed to deliver on the energy transition by providing low-emission drilling rigs for the future - today. Within 2025 our ambition is to provide climate neutral drilling services, thereby setting a new market standard. Our rig portfolio has a proven track record of having the most efficient and best performing rigs in the North Sea, with Energy Control Systems already delivering substantial CO2 and NOx reductions. The rigs are compact, with low PoB and operated by a highly competent and experienced team. We comply with the ISO 14001 Environmental Management standard and the ISO 50001 Energy Management System standard and continuously invest in technology and competence that reduce emissions and bring long-term value creations for our customers and society. See what we do COSLPioneer Status: Mobilising for Repsol Sinopec, commencement December 2021. Next, contract with Ithaca Energy. Client: Location: Central North Sea UK. Available COSLInnovator Status: 4 years + 4 x 1 year options. Expected commencement Q1 2022. Client: OKEA Location: Norwegian Continental Shelf COSLProspector Status: On contract until end of 2021 Location: South China, Sanya COSLPromoter Status: Ready-to-drill Client: Location: CCB / Ågotnes / Norway Our team Our team of people is our most important asset. They are dedicated, motivated and experienced in their abilities to operate the rigs for the future. We have a strong safety performance and culture, as well as a constant focus on how technology and innovative thinking can increase efficiency and performance. A career in COSL COSL Drilling Europe AS Head Office Vestre Svanholmen 4, 4313 Sandnes +47 51 95 09 00 post@cosl.no Intranet Terms & Conditions By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively. I accept