Subsea news

Wellhead fatigue mitigation system now available for improving safety and fatigue life offshore Norway.

The company has strengthened its underwater inspection and maintenance capability with the provision of new mini ROVs for performing subsea operations in challenging environments.

The company is signing collaboration agreements with Aker Solutions and TechnipFMC for subsea equipment and services on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) and internationally.

Industry experts are being urged by Subsea UK to showcase the most advanced technologies and lead discussions on the current and future subsea challenges at next year’s flagship event, Subsea Expo.

Infinity announced that the first project, a fast track subsea tie-back to an existing facility is now underway.

The project will combine Sonardyne’s underwater positioning systems and Guidance Marine’s relative surface positioning systems into one integrated solution.

On 2 September the Visund Nord IOR (improved oil recovery) project came on stream, two months ahead of schedule. The project has further been delivered with no serious HSE incidents and well below budget.

Wood and Abyssal are to provide the latest digital technology aimed at improving the design, constructability, operation and inspection of subsea assets globally.

The J2 Subsea 4 Port Tool Changer enables ROVs to connect with tools subsea with zero leakages.

The TC7 clamp connectors were supplied as part of a larger scope of work where Trendsetter Engineering developed new hardware to assist Talos Energy facilitate long term growth from their existing assets.