NAM extends contract with Den Hartogh
NAM has extended its contract with Den Hartogh as logistics partner for a further three years.
Den Hartogh has been responsible for the safe and professional logistics of NAM’s production liquids since 1997 - including production water and natural gas condensate.
NAM’s core business is exploring for and producing oil and gas in the Netherlands.
NAM contract liaison officer Mario van Essen stated: ‘We have an extremely close and long-term relationship with Den Hartogh.
“They provide specialised logistics services for NAM and we are delighted with the new contract and the continuation of activities.
“Not only because they provide specially adapted tankers and trained drivers for ‘NAM work’ in transporting water condensate.
“We are also delighted with the flexibility of the 24/7 support for our drilling, wells and abandonment activities and the knowledge and expertise within the Den Hartogh office team in Coevorden.”
Bert Schreurs, operations manager Den Hartogh Coevorden, added: “Although gas extraction is being scaled down in the longer term in the Netherlands, there’s still a lot for Den Hartogh to do.
“Produced water and natural gas condensate are released during gas extraction or when clearing extraction sites. For years, our extremely experienced and well-trained drivers have made sure that all these liquids are removed in a timely and safe way.”
Den Hartogh has been responsible for the safe and professional logistics of NAM’s production liquids since 1997 - including production water and natural gas condensate.
NAM’s core business is exploring for and producing oil and gas in the Netherlands.
NAM contract liaison officer Mario van Essen stated: ‘We have an extremely close and long-term relationship with Den Hartogh.
“They provide specialised logistics services for NAM and we are delighted with the new contract and the continuation of activities.
“Not only because they provide specially adapted tankers and trained drivers for ‘NAM work’ in transporting water condensate.
“We are also delighted with the flexibility of the 24/7 support for our drilling, wells and abandonment activities and the knowledge and expertise within the Den Hartogh office team in Coevorden.”
Bert Schreurs, operations manager Den Hartogh Coevorden, added: “Although gas extraction is being scaled down in the longer term in the Netherlands, there’s still a lot for Den Hartogh to do.
“Produced water and natural gas condensate are released during gas extraction or when clearing extraction sites. For years, our extremely experienced and well-trained drivers have made sure that all these liquids are removed in a timely and safe way.”
