Wel-lok™ technology scaled to plug and abandon offshore well in Gulf of Mexico
A permanent, gas-tight seal was required for a well with a 36” OD that was experiencing gas migration.
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A permanent, gas-tight seal was required for a well with a 36” OD that was experiencing gas migration.
C-Innovation has expanded into a new facility in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, US, providing an additional dock facility for subsea inspection, maintenance and repair, and riserless light well intervention services.
Shell has completed the restart of operations at the Pierce field in the UK Central North Sea, following a significant upgrade to allow gas to be produced after years of the field producing only oil.
With a gross production capacity of up to 140 000 bpd, Argos is bp’s fifth platform in the Gulf of Mexico and the first new bp-operated production facility in the region since 2008.
The sale comes as Enteq expands to new US headquarters in Houston, Texas, as it drives the continued development of SABER.
Wärtsilä will operate the power modules onboard a FPSO vessel, on behalf of the owner 3R Petroleum and has also signed a five-year optimised maintenance agreement with the company to ensure the reliability and performance of the installation.
Rapid adoption of automation technology and digital solutions for completions drove the need for local customer support, logistics and a full-service operations base to support the Permian Basin.
The company has announced an agreement to create new ‘digital twins’ of two offshore platforms in the Dutch North Sea, expanding its portfolio of digitised assets to 14.
While confirming all the terms of the Development & Production Contract signed in 2021, TotalEnergies and the Iraqi Government have jointly defined the necessary conditions and mutual insurances to move forward with the Gas Growth Integrated Project (GGIP).
The project financing is provided by a consortium of 13 international banks with insurance cover from 4 international Export Credit Agencies (ECA).
The UK has lost about 13 billion cubic metres (bcm) of indigenous gas reserves through flaring and venting over the past 10 years, exposing oil and gas operators to £2.6 billion in lost gas sales and £1 billion in Emissions Trading System (ETS) payments.
The company has announced contract fixtures for two of its harsh environment semisubmersibles. Together, the fixtures represent approximately US$113 million in firm contract backlog.