WFS Technologies wins award for subsea digitalisation work
WFS Technologies was named as the Economic Disruptor of the Year for Scotland and Northern Ireland at The Spectator’s annual awards for its wireless Seatooth products.
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WFS Technologies was named as the Economic Disruptor of the Year for Scotland and Northern Ireland at The Spectator’s annual awards for its wireless Seatooth products.
JDR is designing and manufacturing eleven 66kV dynamic inter-array cables and two static export cables for the Hywind Tampen project.
The Mærsk Developer semi-submersible rig is expected to begin operating offshore Trindad and Tobago for BG International Ltd in 1Q20.
The exploration well in the Brulpadda prospects encountered 57 m of net gas condensate play in Lower Cretaceous reservoirs.
The underwater inspection in lieu of dry-docking (UWLID) project was undertaken for Borr Drilling in the North Sea.
The company expects to complete the sale of the G1201 vessel in December as these conditions are met, including delivery of the vessel in December 2019.
In the second part of this two-part article, Graham Gillies, Baker Hughes, explains the three layers of technology innovation that, if adopted by the subsea supply chain, could overcome many of the challenges created by the current economic situation.
The FPSO will be chartered for 21 years and deployed in the Búzios field in the Santos Basin, offshore Brazil.
The mooring line monitoring technology that has been developed by BMT has been supplied to LMC to monitor mooring pull-in and inclination of the chain stoppers during the FPSO hook-up installation phases and long-term operation of its internal turret mooring system on the Helang FPSO.
The transaction adds ten additional producing field interests to Ithaca's existing portfolio.
Drilling operations at the TLP-103C-ST well offshore the Republic of the Congo could commence either in 1Q20 or 2Q20, dependent on the rig’s current commitments.
In the first part of this two-part article, Graham Gillies, Baker Hughes, examines how tier one suppliers have responded to the prolonged downturn in oil prices by embracing work methodologies designed to drive greater levels of standardisation and achieve supply chain efficiencies that would continue beyond any future price recovery.