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The agreement will see an array of torque tools, control systems and associated peripherals from the subsea control systems specialist made available to customers through Ashtead Technology’s nine customer service hubs.

The duration of the survey is approximately four months and will be executed in 2021 using the company's ZXPLR deepwater ocean bottom node technology.

The alliance will apply Optime’s Remotely Operated Controls System to Halliburton’s completion landing string services.

The agreement will see i-Energy act as exclusive agents for HPR ROV in the Middle East, enabling the firm to offer its full suite of specialised ROV systems to the region.

‘Subsea Live’ will explore how the subsea supply chain can capitalise on the opportunities presented by the energy transition and the blue economy.

The field data for the Mid North Sea High survey will be collected from approximately late April to mid-October 2021.

Two of the projects will take place in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, and one will be carried out offshore Trinidad & Tobago.

The survey will be acquired using an Extended Long Offset configuration, with the Ramform Tethys seismic vessel towing a wide multi-sensor GeoStreamer spread with an additional source vessel located several kilometres ahead.

The company expects that the acquisition, on behalf of an unnamed customer, will take place in the beginning of 3Q21.

Subsea UK has announced that its Subsea Asia event will return this November, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.