Product news

AVEVA has announced that it has entered a multiyear agreement with Statoil ASA for AVEVA Everything3D.

Tools to improve well intervention efficiency and rapid deployment of perforating and pipe cutting devices.

The company is expanding its presence in the country with a new 300 m2 customer centre.

MR Solutions, of Guildford, in partnership with Green Imaging Technologies, has introduced a new 3D magnetic resonance imaging solution, the ImaCore 3017.

JX Nippon Exploration and Production Ltd has awarded Odfjell Drilling’s semi-submersible Deepsea Stavanger a contract for drilling one exploration well located West of Shetland on the UK Continental Shelf.

The company has secured a contract to deliver twelve 450 t capacity heavy-lift cranes for six Ecolift F900 vessels.

The Seatooth PipeLogger TI is designed to deliver a step reduction in the cost of monitoring process temperature of subsea pipelines and jumpers.

Part 145 approval of VIKING’s Bergen, Norway, servicing station heralds the completion of a ring of safety around the North Sea for aviation suits and lifejackets maintenance and repair needs.

Sundyne launched new low NPSHr, high-flow pump.

Ingenu and WellAware have announced the collaborative expansion of the Machine Network™ that will provide approximately 55 000 square miles of coverage to the network's rapidly growing nationwide footprint.

Geospace Technologies Corp. has announced its programme to reduce its operating costs in light of declining product demand brought about by lower and turbulent crude oil and natural gas prices.

The CJ54 cantilever drilling jack-up has recently received full basic design approval from ABS and DNV GL.

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has announced that it has opened a dedicated climate-controlled swivel stack seal inspection facility, in Barendrecht, the Netherlands, for the validation of bespoke seals.

The strategic alliance between Fifth Ring and Iteo will offer a truly integrated marketing resource.

Bosque Systems LLC has launched a new system, called OptiFluids, which saves producers up to 30% on the cost of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.