Subsea news

First phase of new expansion to include proprietary torque tools and associated accessories to meet changing needs of the industry.

The company has announced new contracts and contract extensions after issuing its recent fleet status report.

The company has announced that its subsea robotics group is introducing a new uncrewed surface vessel (USV) service to support remote survey work scopes.

INEOS Energy will partner with SLB’s Performance Centre in Aberdeen, to collaborate and innovate subsurface technologies.

Sercel now has a complete portfolio of seabed nodal solutions for all water depths down to 6000 m to meet growing industry demand for ocean bottom node seismic surveys.

The acquisition aims to expand Expro's services WUTHIN the subsea well access sector in North and Latin America, while also boosting PRT Offshore's surface equipment offerings in Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia Pacific.

Nauticus Robotics and Leidos execute additional US$2.1 million contract extension to support undersea vehicles.

Miros and Belga Marine has expanded their partnerships to boost ocean insights as-a-service solutions in Brazil.

Baker Hughes flexible pipeline system has been certified as part of an ongoing type approval scheme; the unbonded flexible pipe products first received LR type approval in 1992.

The joint venture is planned as a milestone in subsea production economics, helping customers unlock reserves, reduce time to first oil, lower development costs, and achieve decarbonisation goals.