Aberdeen upstream news

David Hutchinson takes over from Martin Barnes as CEO of the international engineering group.

MEC Combi Crawler Robot will be deployed externally to the hull of Shell-operated and non-operated FPSOs worldwide.

Dril-Quip, Inc. has announced that Dril-Quip (Europe) Limited, its wholly-owned subsidiary based in Aberdeen, Scotland, has entered into a letter of intent with Premier Oil Exploration and Production Limited to provide subsea production systems for the Sea Lion Phase 1 Development located offshore the Falkland Islands. 

Marine and offshore safety equipment specialist Dräger Safety UK is organising the event in Aberdeen, UK, on 14 June.

Deep Casing Tools has gained new investment from EV Private Equity, and appointed a new management team.

Factory of the future will provide cutting-edge products and services for oil and gas projects worldwide.

Seacroft will support TAQA’s five installations and mobile drilling operations across the northern and central North Sea.

RSM’s UK delegation is teaming up with RSM US, who are also attending and hosting an evening event, to present a strong combined presence at the conference.

WFS Technologies, University of Aberdeen and the Oil & Gas Innovation Centre (OGIC) have announced a joint technology project to design and build the world’s first ExtremeEdge OLM (On-line Monitoring) system for offshore subsea and platform structures.

Well-Safe Solutions has now set up five different P&A clubs to reduce the cost of well plug and abandonment, following significant interest in this innovative approach by operators in the North Sea.