Subsea news

UK-based Express Engineering, which manufactures, assembles, and tests solutions for subsea production systems, has sold its aerospace division for an undisclosed sum.

The hardware is destined for the first-ever 20 000 psi-rated field to be developed in the Gulf of Mexico.

Operator Neptune Energy estimates the project will add 2.4 million m3 of oil equivalent (15 million bbl o.e.) from Gjøa.

An independent, cloud-based ecosystem will offer a single search point to access all three companies’ subsurface multi-client data.

Subsea testing solutions company Express Engineering has appointed six new apprentices.

The five-year contract is for the supply of light well intervention vessel services for the Chevron-operated Gorgon facility.

ISO 45001 is a global standard covering occupational health and safety, providing a framework to improve employee safety, reduce workplace risks and create better working conditions.

Peterson has agreed a project logistics services contract with OneSubsea to support their work on the Matapal project in Trinidad and Tobago.

Shell’s Deepwater business has selected Bentley’s digital twin approach to streamline its capital projects process and accelerate time to first oil.

TechnipFMC’s scope of work for Equinor includes provision of flexible jumpers and rigid pipelines as well as pipeline installation work.