随着海上钻井市场继续从新冠疫情后的低迷中复苏，钻井人员必须意识到在执行在较弱市场签订的长期合同时可能面临的风险和陷阱。Haynes and Boone 合伙人 Glenn Kangisser 在 10 月9 日于休斯顿举行的 2024 年 IADC 合同和风险管理会议上接受DC采访时讨论了其中一些风险。他特别谈到了当前合同如何给钻井承包商带来繁重的履约条款、有限的相互赔偿以及收回增加的成本的困难。他还讨论了不付款补救条款和延迟付款利息的重要性，强调在合同中加入允许承包商收回因法律或作业地点变化而增加的成本的机制的重要性。

As the offshore drilling market continues its recovery from the post-COVID downturn, drillers must be aware of the risks and pitfalls they may face while executing longer-term contracts that were signed in a weaker market. Glenn Kangisser, Partner at Haynes and Boone, discussed some of those risks in this interview with DC, taken at the 2024 IADC Contracts and Risk Management Conference in Houston on 9 October. In particular, he spoke about how current contracts now burden drilling contractors with onerous performance clauses, limited mutual indemnities and difficulties in recovering increased costs. He also discussed the importance of clauses for non-payment remedies and interest on late payments, stressing the importance of putting mechanisms in contracts that allow contractors to recover increased costs due to changes in law or the location of operations.