Argeo Searcher Set to Sail to Indian Ocean after Shell’s Nigeria Task
vessel in the second half of 2024.According to the company, Argeo Searcher completed the Shell job in Nigeria in record time and with high performance.The Shell- SNEPCo contract covered deepwater inspection services in the Bonga field and its subsea assets, including pipelines, infrastructure, and flowline systems, as well as geophysical surveys of nearby areas.The vessel exited Nigeria on January 20, and will move on to mobilize in the Indian Ocean to start the NCPOR project. Argeo said it expects the NCPOR project to be completed in late second quarter of 2024.“We have several strong tender leads
VIDEO: Subsea 7 Expands Fleet with Newbuild Reel-lay Vessel Skandi Vega
, long-term investment and sets a new standard for offshore pipelay. It has been purposely designed to install economical flowline technologies that address the growing market trend towards longer tie-back developments. This includes complex pipe-in-pipe, piggyback, and electrically heat traced flowline systems, risers, umbilicals and structures in water depths up to 3,000 meters.Seven Vega is now operational and is loading pipe for its first project, Subsea 7 said. AIS data show that the vessel is currently in moored in near Alesund, Norway.Seven Vega (Photo: Subsea 7
Norway's Rising Subsea Stars
and equipment with less seabed sprawl is touted as a key cost-cutting effect deriving from the combination of Forsys’s 50-50 parent entities. Using “next-generation” subsea architecture, Forsys Subsea’s business model is to cut the total imprint of subsea umbilical, riser and flowline systems (SURF) and subsea production systems (SPS). The same is now being said of TechnipFMC, an alliance said to address the disparity between $29 oil and well costs that had overrun the $100 million mark. At Forsys’s creation, Subsea production systems, risers and flowlines and installation
Aker Solutions, Saipem to Partner on Subsea Projects
engage with clients from the initial concept and design phase to promote total system engineering, providing the best solutions for construction, operations and maintenance. The collaboration will develop and manage all interfaces between subsea production systems and subsea umbilical, riser and flowline systems (SURF) as well as provide services over the lifetime of a field.
FMC Technologies, Technip to launch Forsys Subsea
to significantly reduce the cost of subsea field development and provide the technology to maximize well performance over the life of the field. By combining the industry-leading technologies of the parent companies, Forsys Subsea will reduce the interfaces of the subsea umbilical, riser and flowline systems (SURF) and subsea production and processing systems (SPS). It will also simplify the seabed layout, reducing complexity, accelerating time to first oil, and maximizing sustainable peak production. This unique combination will drive a new, step-change approach to how equipment designs and installation
McDermott Delivers RSS for Ichthys LNG Project
to its location.” In addition to the RSS, the facility is undertaking the fabrication of subsea structures including the Flow Line End Terminations, In Line Tees, manifolds and riser bases. The Ichthys project awarded to McDermott in 2012 includes EPCI and pre-commissioning of product flowline systems, a Mono Ethylene Glycol injection system, start-up condensate transfer and fuel gas transfer flowline systems, control systems and other associated SURF elements in waters up to 900 feet. McDermott will also install mooring systems for the Floating Production, Storage and Offtake vessel and
Kongsberg Chosen for Johan Castberg Project
, approximately 230 km North West of North Cape. The water depth at the fields is 360 – 405 m. The contract is a continuation of the concept design work completed in June 2014. It includes integrated engineering services necessary for the conceptual design and pre-FEED design of the infield flowline systems and riser system, and shall be completed within June 2015. In the extended concept phase KONGSBERG will perform design optimisations, value engineering on alternative technical solutions and in general mature the design further taking in approved solutions from design optimisations and value
Paradigm Flow Services Doubles Turnover to £10 Million
is set to launch specialist test facilities to the oil and gas industry from its new headquarters. The new building features an 18,000 square foot office and workshop and a 51,000 square foot yard housing an advanced test centre. These facilities for firewater deluge, subsea controls and flowline systems, specialist industrial cleaning, and pressure testing will be available for oil and gas companies to utilise for trials and training purposes. Paradigm’s new test centre will also allow the company to showcase its technologies for blockage remediation in a replicated offshore
North Sea, Asia Pacific, Contracts for DOF Subsea
Group has secured multiple contract awards with a total contract value of about US$ 130-million. In the North Sea region DOF Subsea has secured multiple contracts. The contracts have been agreed with key clients in UK and Norway. The scopes comprise installation of mooring system and flexible flowline systems, construction support, survey and inspection work and will be executed with the vessels Skandi Skolten, Geosund, Geoholm and the new built Skandi Bergen. The engineering will be done at DOF Subsea's offices in Aberdeen and Bergen. In the Asia Pacific region DOF Subsea has secured several
February 2024
