Subsea news
i-Tech 7 and Shell enter collaborative subsea digitalisation agreement
The partnership will aim to fast-track innovation and streamline the adoption of applied technologies in areas such as marine robotics, advanced sensing, artificial intelligence and autonomous systems.
Express Engineering experiencing buoyant growth
The subsea equipment manufacturer is investing in a new £3.5 million, 48 000 ft2 assembly and test facility near its Gateshead headquarters in the UK, expecting to create another 30 posts.
BGF: subsea companies may face bigger challenges in upturn than downturn
Richard Pugh, Investor at equity investor BGF, discusses why an upturn in the subsea sector may not be plain sailing and outlines why is it crucial to get your funding ducks in a row from the outset.
Mood "upbeat" at Subsea Expo
More than 6600 delegates gathered at Subsea Expo in Aberdeen, UK, this week, one of the biggest attendances on record in the event’s 15 year history.
Enpro Subsea named Company of the Year by Subsea UK
The award was made at the Subsea UK Awards gala dinner, part of Subsea Expo 2020.
Ashtead Technology supporting North Sea carbon capture project
The company has completed subsea installation monitoring work to support the Northern Lights carbon capture storage (CCS) project in the North Sea.
Trendsetter to exhibit at Subsea Tieback Forum and Exhibition
The exhibition is taking place 18 – 20 February 2020 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas, US.
Subsea Expo has international flavour with VIPs from Africa and Azerbaijan
Mozambique’s oil and gas regulator, the National Petroleum Institute, and senior representatives from SOCAR, the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic, will be actively promoting business opportunities for UK subsea companies at Subsea Expo.
Fugro to take surveys in Pecan field offshore Ghana
The surveys will obtain critical seabed and sub-seabed information to facilitate the planning and emplacement of the Pecan subsea infrastructure and the FPSO ship.
Ocean Infinity establishes marine technology and data company
The launch of Armada will initially add fifteen bespoke designed marine robots to Ocean Infinity’s current fleet of autonomous underwater vehicles.