Subsea news

Global subsea equipment solutions specialist, Ashtead Technology, has appointed a new regional director for Asia Pacific and announced the completion of an investment to double the size of its Singapore facility.

The JIP will deliver a new set of regulatory requirements for subsea produced water discharges, as well as guidance for the acceptance of using online oil-in-water analysers for unmanned and subsea applications.

QuietSea reduces the risk of accidents during deployment, retrieval and operation, thus significantly reducing operational downtime and possible equipment replacement costs.

The patented Seatooth PipeLogger is an integrated pipeline, umbilical, risers and flowlines temperature monitoring and data transfer solution that can provide real-time monitoring for offshore and subsea assets.

Interventek aims to complete the project, valued at a six-figure sum, and deliver a function tested prototype by the end of 2019.

Paul Helmore will oversee all aspects of the group’s commercial activities, ensuring that it fully realises the commercial potential of its three vessel fleet.

Forum Subsea Technologies has launched the latest version of its VMAX simulator to integrate with its next generation of electric remotely operated vehicles (eROV).

Richard Adams will oversee the company’s defence activities.

Forum Subsea Technologies has secured orders from DOF Subsea to supply three of its Ultra Compact Perry XLX-C work-class remotely operated vehicles.

The contract covers the supply of flexible pipes for oil production, gas lift and gas injection as well as associated accessories.