Enpro Subsea achieves global growth objectives

The enhanced production specialist, which has over 30 personnel based in Aberdeen and Houston, delivers an enhanced subsea architecture to support the full 'Life of Field' of subsea assets from development phase through to decommissioning with smart standardisation.

Since the first deployment in November 2016, the company has seen 35 of its patented Flow Access Modules (FAM) being adopted by major and independent operators globally. It has also seen its Flow Intervention Service (FIS) technology used to complete hydraulic intervention projects across multiple subsea wells in West Africa, and has ongoing subsea operations with a North Sea operator decommissioning its gravity based concrete structures.

The company is currently delivering a 15ksi version of its FIS targeted at high pressure subsea fields, particularly in deepwater US and Africa. The work is being supported by a Scottish Enterprise research and development grant and is planned for completion of testing in Q4 2018.

Enpro Subsea successfully completed work for a major operator in the Gulf of Mexico, where its flow access technology reduced project costs, weight and schedule by a third, and supported the client achieving first oil in just 11 months. The technology enables operators to adopt a capital efficient field development strategy while still using low cost standard subsea hardware.

Last month, the firm signed a Memorandum of Understanding with DOF Subsea which will enable both parties to offer operators turnkey hydraulic intervention and enhanced production solutions, deployed by the vessel operator's fleet in the Atlantic region.

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