Subsea news

Wison Offshore Technology, Inc. (WOT) has recently finalised the acquisition of all interests in a technology concern incorporated in 2011 as a joint venture (JV) between Horton Wison Deepwater (HWD, predecessor to WOT) and General Marine Contractors, LLC (GMC).

The new system will involve monitoring of the turret mooring system on a new-build FLNG facility being built in South Korea for ENI’s Coral South project offshore Mozambique.

DeltaTek’s SeaCure service provides stabbed-in, inner string cementing for subsea wells.

The work will be performed in water depths of up to 6500 ft on different assets within the Gulf of Mexico and is currently forecasted to commence as early as July 2019.

The geophysical survey will be performed for BHP at its Trion development.

The Luanda facility will service BHGE’s product company capabilities in oilfield services, oilfield equipment, turbomachinery & process solutions, and digital services.

Companies are invited to highlight the advances in underwater robotic technology at Subsea UK’s Underwater Robotics conference in Aberdeen later this year.

The initial deployment is expected in 2021 on a 20 000-psi well in the Gulf of Mexico.

A fully equipped laboratory in Houston, Texas, will provide calibration services for pressure, temperature, conductivity and sound velocity sensors.

The agreement between Güralp and Sonardyne was announced at the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers conference in London, UK, yesterday.