Subsea news

Trendsetter Engineering, Inc has announced that is has been awarded a contract for the provision of subsea production equipment from an operator in the Gulf of Mexico.

Aberdeenshire-based subsea firm Aleron Group has acquired electrical drive engineering specialist IMPAQ Ltd. to support its expansion strategy into new technology and markets including military, defence and nuclear industries.

Covering 270 km2 and in water depths up to 2100 m, the survey will commence in 3Q19 and take approximately 4 months to complete.

Richard has more than 30 years of operations experience gained with Shell, Petrofac, Enquest and Fairfield Energy.

Ecosse IP (EIP) held an industry showcase to demonstrate the capability of its Ambient Lifter subsea and decommissioning solution, in a 2-day event held in Fraserburgh (25 - 26 March).

FPSO and marine integrity management specialists, Marine Technical Limits (MTL) has signed an agreement to work with a company based in Rio De Janeiro delivering its service offering to the Brazilian oil and gas industry.

Rovco has expanded its international reach after forming a local partnership with Drexel Marine Petroleum Services in Egypt.

Oil & Gas UK published its annual Business Outlook review and presented its findings in both London and Aberdeen on 20 March. Westwood’s Technical Manager, Alyson Harding, comments.

The TAXI solution enables technicians to digitally radiograph pressure piping and infrastructure associated on, or around, equipment fitted with nucleonic detectors.

The contract covers the delivery and installation of the subsea production system including integrated template structures, manifolds, tie-in and controls equipment.