ENSCO International said last week that the ENSCO 7500, an ultra-deepwater, semisubmersible rig owned and operated by a wholly owned subsidiary, has returned to work as scheduled after successfully completing hull repairs. The rig is back on a TotalFinaElf drilling location and has resumed earning day rate revenue, under an assignment of a long-term contract with Burlington Resources.
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