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The projects in scope are Breidablikk and the Gas Import System for the Snorre Expansion Project, for which contracts have been awarded, and Askeladd Vest, for which a letter of intent has been issued.

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The UK-based subsea company is set to expand into international markets following the successful delivery of a variety of projects for exploration and production operators and oil and gas service companies.

The scope of work includes providing subsea controls equipment consisting of jumpers, flying leads and an electrical/hydraulic distribution manifold.

The work scope includes the provision of umbilicals and distribution equipment to connect the King’s Quay floating production system to the Samurai, Khaleesi and Mormont deepwater developments.

The collaboration will see WFS utilise its smart wireless Seatooth® technologies with SES’s offshore cable and subsea umbilical, riser and flowline protection systems.

Proserv has been commissioned by Independent Oil and Gas (IOG) to provide a complete subsea controls system for IOG’s Core project phase 1 development.

In the second part of this two-part article, Svein Strømberg, Baker Hughes, considers the role of new digital technologies in the development of tie-back technology.

In the first part of a two-part article, Svein Strømberg, Baker Hughes, explores how investment emphasis in subsea projects has shifted from high-profile standalone developments to exploitation of existing discoveries.

Optime Subsea's ROCS technology reduces completion time and cost by removing umbilical controlled tubing hanger operations.