Hunting Buys Enpro Subsea
and adds a high technology product group to our portfolio. The offshore market continues to strengthen and we look forward to providing a wider technology offering to our customers who continue to seek lower-cost, enhanced production and more efficient solutions to the production of oil and gas."Ian Donald, CEO of Enpro, added: "Enpro's technology offering has been utilized by major operators in key offshore development basins across the world. In joining the Hunting group we look forward to utilizing its global operating platform to develop new customers and sales and to capitalize on this
Enpro Subsea Completes Ghana Campaigns
seen the region adopt its patented Flow Access Module (FAM) technology. FAM provides a ‘USB’ within the subsea jumper envelope which is currently being used for both multi-phase and single-phase metering. The same FAM flow access hub can also be used for hydraulic intervention in the future.Ian Donald, Enpro Subsea CEO, said, “We are very pleased with our success in West Africa. We have now established Enpro Subsea Ghana Limited, a local joint venture, which will allow us to expand operations in the region, continue to support existing and new clients, and maximize the local content of
BP Partners with Enpro on FAM Technology
manifold, removing the cost, risk and schedule associated with modifying standard hardware or adopting the dual flow loop alternative.Following the Kepler K3 project, Enpro and BP are now collaborating on follow up FAM projects, including BP’s Ariel 6 which is due to be installed later in 2019.Ian Donald, managing director of Enpro Subsea said, “We appreciate the opportunity to support the BP team in providing innovative field development solutions which encapsulate the benefits of standard subsea hardware and FAM flexibility to reduce cost, risk and time to first oil. We believe Enpro&rsquo
Enpro Testing New FIS Technology
from existing subsea wells.Scottish Government minister for Energy, Connectivity and the Islands, Paul Wheelhouse MSP and David Rennie Scottish Enterprise’s head of Energy and Low Carbon Technologies, viewed Enpro’s FIS 15kpsi technology first-hand at Subsea Expo Tuesday, in Aberdeen.Ian Donald, Enpro Subsea managing director said, “Our vision is to develop a range of production technologies and services which increase production and oil recovery from our client’s assets. The investment combined with R&D funding from Scottish Enterprise in 2017 provided us with the ideal
Enpro Subsea Wins Frame Agreement with Tullow
personnel as they work towards establishing a permanent presence in the region. The first award in 2016 saw Enpro supplying five FAMs to the E&P business which also marked its first export of its unique modular systems to a major international region. Enpro Subsea managing director, Ian Donald, said: “This latest order from them reflects the continuing momentum and interest in Enpro’s ability to deliver proven technology. “Critically, Enpro’s FAM technology provides Tullow with a universal platform deployed at multiple locations, which will enable them to retrofit
Enpro Subsea Drives $1.8mln into Flow Assurance Project
project on schedule, helping strengthen the company’s market position for when the sector recovers and safeguard existing high value oil and gas jobs. I wish the company every success with this project and its longer term growth ambition.” Managing director of Enpro Subsea Ltd, Ian Donald, said: “This funding has given Enpro the confidence to continue our product development for local and export markets. This assistance from Scottish Enterprise will enable Enpro to develop the next generation of subsea enhanced production intervention equipment to increase oil recovery and
February 2024
