
Tenaris deploys HP/HT technology on Total's Culzean project
The Culzean gas field is located in the challenging waters of the North Sea, approximately 145 miles off the coast of Aberdeen.
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The Culzean gas field is located in the challenging waters of the North Sea, approximately 145 miles off the coast of Aberdeen.

More than 36 000 people from 100 countries are expected to attend the exhibition and conference in Aberdeen, UK.

The award recognises a service company or operator who has pushed the boundaries of well intervention and coiled tubing technology.

The three-year agreement will establish VSAT and supporting 4G LTE coverage for Rever’s three offshore support vessels – the Sapphire, Topaz and Polaris – operating throughout the North Sea.

John Guy succeeds company founder Doug Duguid as CEO of EnerMech.

WFS Technologies, a specialist in Subsea Internet of Things (SIOT®) devices for Asset Integrity Management, has announced their expansion into Houston and Brazil.

The move follows a recent contract win and the acquisition of the company's first asset.

Unity’s Temporary Abandonment Cap Test Tool (TACTT) was deployed to support an end of life project located in the Southern North Sea.

Exceed has announced the acquisition of Lowestoft-based Managed Pressure Resources (MPR), adding managed pressure drilling engineering and supervisory services to its portfolio.

GM Flow Measurement Services' technology is based around two metering products which have a smaller footprint, so they can save on space on the well site as well as eliminating the need for manual intervention and costly production shut-downs.

Equinor’s six-figure sponsorship agreement includes supporting the current Code Factory programme, which aims to engage young people in coding, programming and virtual reality and support building these critical skills early.

Companies are invited to highlight the advances in underwater robotic technology at Subsea UK’s Underwater Robotics conference in Aberdeen later this year.