Subsea news

The contract is for preparatory activities related to offshore deepwater excavation, pipeline crossings, nearshore and shore crossing works for the export trunkline which connects Scarborough to onshore processing infrastructure.

EM&I have produced a series of four ‘Books’ describing new methods for integrated robotic & digital integrity management technologies.

Total company revenue was US$3.434.2 million, while net income was US$97 million, or US$0.21 per diluted share.

The training centre in Perth, Australia, will offer a range of courses, including on managed pressure drilling, stuck pipe prevention and drilling well control.

Capital project, automation expertise help optimise operations at BP-operated Shah Deniz 2 to ensure safe, reliable production.

The books cover diverless in-water inspections and repairs, remote inspection of confined spaces, advanced pressure systems inspections, and non-intrusive Ex electrical inspections.

TechnipFMC will manufacture, deliver and install subsea equipment at the Seagull project in the Central North Sea.

David Lamont will take over from Steven Gray, who is stepping down after eight years as CEO of the subsea robotics company.

The contracts will see the company's ROV mounted ARTEMIS® tool used on major oilfield projects around the world.

The blowout preventer skids and tests units from Fugro will be included in Wild Well Control's subsea response kit.