AGR Extends Well Control Services Contract with Equinor
operator on the NCS. In fact, we have conducted more than 250 studies for Equinor since 1991, and we look forward to building on this experience and know-how over the next couple of years,” said Morten Haug Emilsen, AGR’s manager for well control.Following last year’s merger with Add Energy, AGR is one of the global oil and gas industry’s largest well and reservoir engineering, drilling and technical safety operations groups, offering comprehensive services throughout the entire life cycle of a well.“This agreement with Equinor solidifies AGR’s position as a key
New Solution Simplifies Relief Well Operations
Energy consultancy provider Add Energy and subsea solutions provider Trendsetter Engineering have teamed up to develop the Relief Well Injection Spool (RWIS) Lite, designed to reduce the complexity of relief well operations on a global scale, when coupled with the original RWIS product. RWIS Lite is an exact structural replica of the original RWIS, which allows for duplicity in shared components. The original RWIS increases the flow capacity of a single relief well, which is a safer and less challenging option to drilling multiple relief wells during a subsea well blowout. The RWIS is placed
IMCA's Technical Director to Speak at Nui Diving Seminar 2013
and experience, working in close cooperation to shape even safer and more predictable diving operations. By sharing experiences and exchanging opinions, we will all learn more. “Professionals come together from across geographical boundaries which adds greater value as this will also add energy to the harmonising of global standards which benefits the operators, governments, suppliers and divers. Manned underwater operations are an intervention method widely used, and play an important role in a growing market. Future large offshore developments in Norway will also be carried out in shallow
February 2024
