Subsea news

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.

JDR Cables Systems (JDR), the leading supplier of subsea umbilicals and power cables owned by TFKable Group, has been awarded a five year Long Term Service Agreement with Wild Well Control, Inc. (Wild Well), a Superior Energy Services company.

BHGE will provide support for several installations including Troll, Snorre B and Tordis/Vigdis, with the deal marking more than 40-years of collaboration between the two companies.

IRIS enables detection of damage in multi-layer risers.

STL (Subsea Technologies Ltd) provides pioneering subsea equipment and technical advisory services, from concept development and design engineering to project management and operations support.

Equinor has awarded Alcatel Submarine Networks a contract for permanent reservoir monitoring (PRM), which in turn has signed a letter of intent with Nexans Norway AS for delivery of subsea cable.

Wood has further extended the SURF IM Network, which aims to share experience and lessons learned from subsea integrity and reliability issues and is supported by 10 major global operators.