Subsea news

The Subsea Supply Chain Capability Showcase, an industry showcase designed to highlight the subsea capabilities in North East England to operators, will take place in Newcastle, in June.

Over the past six months, the company has been awarded contracts for the Total Tyra redevelopment project, an inspection, repair and maintenance campaign for Repsol Sinopec, a decommissioning contract with Spirit Energy, and a scale squeeze scope for Premier Oil’s Huntington field.

Ismael Ripoll will be responsible for leading the team which specialises in finite element analysis, covering a variety of areas including steel and flexible pipelines, pressure vessels and structures.

S-Cube says that its XWI algorithm has the predictive power to match rock measurements pre-drilling with up to 90% accuracy.

Effective immediately, the one-year contract will be delivered by Wood’s team based in Perth, Australia.

The company presented examples of how operators have realised the commercial and schedule benefits of open subsea architecture.

Located on Murray Street, Perth, Aquaterra Energy’s new office in Australia’s oil and gas hub comes as the company continues to expand its presence in the Australasia region.

The development project is targeting 30 million boe of gas condensate reserves from two subsea production wells in the UK Central North Sea.

The new technology aims to achieve more efficient and environmentally friendly data collection.

EIVA will join the Sonardyne group of companies while remaining an independent business and brand.