Are O&G Digital Twins Useful? DNV GL Moves to Find Out
methodology is a process of providing evidence that a digital twin will provide valid information, predict system performance within well-defined limits and to a stated level of confidence over time. Following our process, you should have a twin that creates value, and that you can trust,” said Kjell Eriksson, Vice President, Digital Partnering, DNV GL - Oil & Gas
Project to Standardize Subsea Processing Progressing
the mark with standardized guidelines being developed for subsea processing modules and interfaces that are efficient, reliable and readily installed and serviced. We use subsea boosting in our subsea production systems and know that these are important lifecycle cost drivers.” Kjell Eriksson, Regional Manager Norway, DNV GL – Oil & Gas, said, “Like more conventional solutions, subsea processing must prove to be cost efficient to be considered attractive. At the same time, subsea processing will be an enabler for increased oil recovery. Through collaboration with the
A New Standardization for Subsea Forgings
the RP ’Steel forgings for subsea applications’ (DNVGL-RP-0034), which harmonizes the technical requirements, the new guideline DNVGL-RP-B202 provides a unified approach to the qualification of manufacturers and the manufacturing procedure, and to perform production oversight. Kjell Eriksson, Regional Manager Norway, DNV GL – Oil & Gas, says: “DNV GL is proud to be a trusted partner driving industry collaboration to secure high quality subsea deliveries globally. The latest subsea forgings RP will build trust in the supply chain and enable consistent stocking. The
Aker/DNV GL Ink Frame Agreement
integrated into Aker BP’s organization to provide decision-making support and stand-alone assessments. “This contract represents an important step forward in DNV GL’s long relationship with BP Norway and Det norske oljeselskap, as the companies merge to form Aker BP,” said Kjell Eriksson, regional manager, Norway, DNV GL – Oil & Gas. “The integrated technical assurance and advisory services included in the frame agreement will bring efficiency gains to Aker BP through a blend of state-of-the art technology and deep technical expertise across a broad range of
DNV GL Bags Det Norske Deal
we are delighted to be extending our relationship with Det norske. I believe DNV GL’s experience of over 40 years in the oil and gas industry and our technical know-how will contribute to Det norske becoming the leading independent E&P company on the Norwegian Continental Shelf,” says Kjell Eriksson, regional manager for DNV GL – Oil & Gas in Norway. “We will assist Det norske by giving advice and support in decision making, stand-alone assessments, and working in an integrated way in Det norske's organisation. The proximity to Det norske at all four locations in Norway
DNV GL Awarded Master Service Agreement with Statoil
for IT delivery. "The signing of the MSA marks an ongoing commitment to DNV GL’s strategic customer relations with Statoil. We have supported Statoil through many challenges during the years of collaboration,” said DNV GL’s Regional Manager for Oil & Gas in Norway, Kjell Eriksson. “Our key value contribution is striving to give advice, standards and processes that help our customers reduce their capex and opex spending while at the same time maintaining safety, integrity and reliability. We will deliver these services using data-smart solutions, creating cost
DNV GL Wins Johan Sverdrup Verification Deal
in technology, service development and efficient operations is making us competitive also in this cost challenged market. We sincerely look forward to supporting Statoil and the Johan Sverdrup partners on this important project,” says Regional Manager for DNV GL- Oil & Gas Norway, Kjell Eriksson. The value of the contracts is approximately 60 MNOK. Third party verification builds trust Through third party verification, operators, public authorities and society at large can rest assured that operations, structures and systems meet the requirements set by legislation, the
Pumping up Subsea Processing via Standardization
, ideas on minimal industry specification and methodology for maturing technology gaps. “Taking the time to think long term, and consider the best way to drive progress and best practice in subsea processing, will also help us address pressing issues in the current downturn” says Kjell Eriksson, Regional Manager for Norway, DNV GL – Oil & Gas. “Industry collaboration, through JIPs such as these, drives efficiency at a collective level, raising the bar for all operators, sharing knowledge and experience, and creating trust and certainty by establishing new or consolidating
Risk-based Approach to Valve Testing Could Save Money
can result in up to 3 days lost production per test, equivalent to US$10M per asset. Changing today’s prescriptive test intervals and leak criteria to a risk and reliability-based approach, will achieve substantial year-on-year cost savings for operators in Norway and elsewhere,” said Kjell Eriksson, Regional Manager - Norway, DNV GL - Oil & Gas. “Our experts can use established methodologies from the process industry and safety systems to reduce the number of shut-ins and well downtime, thus lowering the need for expensive interventions and work-overs. All this can be attained
February 2024
