Subsea news
OTC 2017: Enpro aids time for first oil record
Enpro Subsea has revealed details of how its subsea architecture was used for the first time by an operator in the Gulf of Mexico.
Flintstone Technology to launch new mooring system at OTC
Flintstone Technology has developed a new subsea tensioned mooring system that will be officially launched at OTC.
TechnipFMC awarded subsea contract for ExxonMobil Liza in Guyana
TechnipFMC has been awarded a contract by an affiliate of ExxonMobil Corporation for the engineering, manufacture and delivery of the subsea equipment for the proposed Liza deepwater project.
Trendsetter Engineering & Add Energy awarded contract to provide contingency assurance against potential high flow dynamic kill operations
Trendsetter Engineering and Add Energy have combined expertise to provide market leading engineering and hardware support services to the industry’s most challenging problems in a nimble and responsive environment.
Trelleborg provides buoyancy to ROV SuBastian
Trelleborg’s applied technologies operation has engineered and manufactured a custom syntactic foam buoyancy package for the Schmidt Ocean Institute for use on its new Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), SuBastian.
Enhanced subsea integrity on the agenda at industry event
NSRI to examine the technological needs for condition monitoring, predictive failure and maintenance.
Forum signs Comanche deal with Baltic Diver Germany
Forum Energy Technologies, Inc. is pleased to announce the sale of two Sub-Atlantic™ Comanche ROVs to international diving contractor Baltic Taucherei- und Bergungsbetrieb Rostock GmbH (Baltic Diver Germany).
Forum investment brings new multiplexer technology to the rental market
Forum Subsea Rentals, a Forum Energy Technologies business, announces that new multiplexer video and data acquisition technology is available to their global rental market following significant investment in MacArtney’s EMO range.
Wood Mackenzie: revival of deepwater industry - best projects closing gap on LTO plays
According to a recent Wood Mackenzie report, a leaner and more cost-competitive deepwater industry is emerging from the downturn, with the most attractive projects now competing with US tight oil plays.
Subsea UK shares knowledge and expertise with Pemex
Senior figures from Mexico’s national oil company, Pemex, have been discovering the secrets of the UK subsea sector’s success and how it has revolutionised the way in which hydrocarbons have been extracted from beneath the seabed during a fact-finding visit to Aberdeen.