Rever Offshore announces Topaz charter extension
The three-year extension will see Rever Offshore secure exclusive and uninterrupted access to the DSV Rever Topaz from long-term partner Volstad Maritime until December 2022.
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The three-year extension will see Rever Offshore secure exclusive and uninterrupted access to the DSV Rever Topaz from long-term partner Volstad Maritime until December 2022.
The company's POS-GRIP “HG” Sealing system successfully completed an extreme temperature test verification programme from -75 to +400 °F (equivalent to -59 to + 204 °C) in accordance with API 6A PR2F standards at 10 000 psi pressure.
Most of the supply growth next year in the Gulf of Mexico will come from deepwater projects, according to the energy research and consulting firm.
A report from Sphera exposes the need for IRM technology to support planning so companies can implement best practices and significantly increase safety while reducing operational risk in the hazardous industries.
The drill stem test flowed dry gas from the intra-Muda sands at a rate of 11.4 million ft3/d on a 181/64-in. (2.8 in.) choke, maintaining a wellhead tubing pressure of 225 psi.
The transaction entailed the sale to SBM Offshore of Constellation’s equity ownership in the lease and operating companies related to five Brazilian FPSOs.
As the project’s main automation contractor, Honeywell will deliver all systems, detailed engineering and lead procurement for the integrated control and safety system.
Under the terms of a 10-year partnership agreement, ADNOC will utilise Honeywell’s asset monitoring and predictive analytics platform to maximise asset efficiency and integrity across ADNOC’s upstream and downstream operations.
Maersk Supply Service will provide the full scope from site preparation, installation of pile anchors, tow of the FPSO, through to final hook up operations.
The new recommended practice aims to streamline manufacturing processes and significantly reduce lead-time and cost.
Dan Munro, PJ Valves, explains why the anticipated rapid growth in the FPSO market will mean operators and contractors will need to change in various ways in order to deliver on the sector’s promise – particularly in supply chain relationships.
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