Offshore Decommissioning Estimator

Offshore Decommissioning Estimator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate structural removal and well P&A costs for offshore energy facilities.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools to estimate the financial requirements of decommissioning offshore energy assets. It calculates structural removal costs based on platform type, size, and water depth, as well as well Plug and Abandon (P&A) costs. Users can determine the total project budget by accounting for different removal methodologies like full or partial removal. Use estimate_total_decommissioning_cost to get a complete financial breakdown including both structural and well-related expenditures.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_well_pa_cost

Calculate the cost to permanently seal the wells (Plug and Abandon)

calculate_removal_cost

Calculate the cost to physically remove the offshore structure

estimate_total_decommissioning_cost

Estimate the total projected budget for the entire decommissioning project

get_regional_cost_multipliers

Get the cost multiplier for a specific geographical region

See how to talk to your AI agent using Offshore Decommissioning Estimator.

What is the total decommissioning cost for a Steel Jacket platform with a size of 5000, in 200 meters of water, with 10 wells in the North Sea using full removal?

The total projected decommissioning cost is $45,000,000, which includes $35,000,000 for structural removal and $10,000,000 for well P&A.

How much will it cost to remove a 2000 size FPSO in 500 meters of water in the Gulf of Mexico using partial removal?

The estimated removal cost for the FPSO is $12,500,000 using the partial removal methodology.

Calculate the well P&A cost for 5 wells at a depth of 300 meters in the North Sea.

The cost to permanently seal the 5 wells is $4,200,000.

Costs are driven by the platform type, the physical size of the asset, the water depth, the number of wells to be plugged, and the chosen removal methodology.

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