Marine Technology News

Teledyne BlueView Releases QuickStitch-Powered by EIVA

Teledyne BlueView is a provider of underwater 3D acoustic imaging equipment used to inspect…
Further Delay on Greater Stella

Ithaca Energy is facing a further delay of almost a year to start-up of its Greater…
Statoil Contracts for Asco

Statoil (U.K.) Limited has on behalf of the Mariner co-venturers awarded the contracts…
Höegh LNG to Pay 1st Q Dividend

Pursuant to the fourth quarter 2014 financial statement approved by the Board of…
Statoil Submits plan for Peregrino Phase II

Following the sanction of the Peregrino phase 2 project in December, Statoil together…

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Offshore Energy

Aker's Capping Technology to Limit Drilling Risks

Aker Solutions delivered the key subsea component for the system being developed by Marine Well Containment Company to limit environmental risks from oil and gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The Subsea Containment Assembly, or SCA, is designed to contain a well-control incident by connecting and creating a seal to prevent oil leaks. It can also be used in a cap-and-flow plan to direct fluid to vessels on the surface. The technology works under pressures as high as 15,000 psi.

Hydrographic

Outfitted for Heavy Lifting

The R/V Sikuliaq, the Alaska Regional Research Vessel (ARRV) operated by the University of Alaska Fairbanks, boasts the latest in cutting edge electric deck machinery that was engineered and manufactured by Rapp Marine. Rapp Marine served as the Scientific Handling Systems Integrator on the ARRV project. In order to effectively operate and conduct surveys in subzero climates, Rapp Marine designed a…

Ocean Observation News

A New Era of Antarctic Exploration: AUVs in Polar Science

Expeditions in the early 20th century were the first to combine exploration and scientific discovery in the Antarctic. While the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) was set up to co-ordinate international activities back in 1958, only in the last few decades have we realized the importance of the Antarctic for marine ecology, ocean circulation and climate change. Given its remoteness, the Antarctic is more accessible than ever.

Subsea Defense

Canadian Navy Anti-mine ROV Refit

The Canadian Navy’s Mine-Countermeasures (MCM) Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) is ready to be returned to the customer after its recent refit by International Submarine Engineering Ltd. TrailBlazer, a 25 HP vehicle has been in operation with the Canadian Navy since 1995. TrailBlazer 25 is within a non-expendible family of ISE MCM ROVs that are capable of detecting long or short tethered mines as well as bottom mines.

Vehicle News

Autonomy Takes Off Underwater

When it comes to autonomous operations, the underwater environment is arguably the most hazardous on the planet. To begin, there is simply a dearth of information regarding the world’s oceans, a factor which naturally raises risk prospects. In addition, the effects of exposure of equipment to the harsh saltwater environment, varying pressures and uncertain weather raises the peril level even further.

New Products

Dissolvable Plug-And-Perf System by Schlumberger

Schlumberger today released the Infinity* dissolvable plug-and-perf system. This unique solution uses fully degradable fracture balls and fully degradable seats instead of plugs to isolate zones during well stimulation. “Operators are continuously looking to streamline plug-and-perf operations without compromising productivity,” said Olivier Le Peuch, president, Completions, Schlumberger. “With the new Infinity system…

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Teledyne Webb Research

Teledyne Webb Research designs and manufactures scientific instruments for oceanographic research and monitoring. Teledyne Webb Research specializes in three areas of ocean instrumentation: Neutrally buoyant, autonomous drifters and profilers, autonomous underwater gliding vehicles…

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Teledyne RD Instruments

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