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AGR Secures Frame Agreement with Petoro for Oil and Gas Work

and field development.Petoro is a state-owned limited company which manages the Norwegian state’s direct financial interest in the Norwegian oil and gas sector.The company’s most important task is to ensure maximum value and achieve the highest possible income to the state from its oil and gas assets. Petoro is not an operator, but has the same rights and obligations as other licensees on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).The frame agreement is valid for three years, plus options for two one-year extensions (3+1+1).The scope under the frame agreement covers the majority of AGR&rsquo

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Tracerco Wins Oil and Gas Inspection Contract in Gulf of Mexico

of their assets.”Developed with subsea CT scanning technology - commonly used for non-invasive medical diagnostic technique - Discovery provides critical flow assurance and integrity data without the need for coating removal and, in real time.To date, Discovery has been deployed on over 100 oil and gas assets across the globe gathering over tens of thousands of scans and helping operators refine and improve the efficiency of existing pipeline models. The technology is already in operation on developments across the Americas, Australia, Europe and West Africa

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ROVCO Wins Survey Work at Proposed 1.4GW Floating Wind Farm Site

;s INTOG (Innovation and Targeted Oil & Gas) round.Dan Wright, Supply Chain Manager at Flotation Energy, commented: “The successful delivery of our survey campaign with Rovco enables us to maintain our fast-track delivery schedule for Cenos, a project that will decarbonize North Sea oil and gas assets and remove over 2 million tonnes of CO2 a year, helping to support Scotland towards its 2045 Net Zero targets.&rdquo

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Aker BP Taps Vissim to Develop Digital Platform for Offshore Oil Spill Monitoring

for oil spill monitoring and detection is that operators shall possess detection technologies which, combined, make them independent of weather conditions and that non-functional systems shall be registered.According to Vissim, the new software is an easy configurable web-based solution for any oil and gas assets. It will be applied to Aker BP-operated assets on the Norwegian continental shelf, and will be easily accessible for both onshore and offshore personnel.The software system will also integrate meteorological data to allow Aker BP to plan for so-called compensating measures in connection with

Meet the MOWU: Mobile Offshore Wind Units that are aiming to help the offshore drilling business decarbonize. Source: Odfjell Oceanwind

Odfjell Oceanwind aims to Help Decarbonize Offshore Drilling with Floating Wind

business model also includes being a design house and a solutions provider, providing technology for wind farm development.The lease model has proven to be quite attractive for many oil and gas operators [particularly when there is] uncertainty in regards to how long they will be able to keep the oil and gas assets producing.So the whole concept of a multi-location design that can be redeployed proves very attractive, and it’s kind of a circular economy approach, which is new to the oil and gas business.Can you share insights on proposed day rates?At this stage we do not share day rates publicly

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Subsea 7, FLASC Get BEIS Grant for PowerBundle Offshore Energy Storage System

of energy storage solutions plays a crucial role in the future of intermittent renewable power sources, and the interconnectivity of our energy systems. We believe such systems will not only unlock additional grid-connected offshore wind, but it could also play a valuable role in decarbonizing oil and gas assets.”Daniel Buhagiar, Co-Founder and CEO of FLASC B.V., said: “This funding support from UK BEIS provides a major boost to our technology development initiatives, and we are extremely proud to have been selected in this pioneering and highly-competitive funding program; one of the first

Pioneer Consulting team member oversees the landing of subsea cable. Credit: Pioneer Consulting.

Trends in Marine Services for Subsea Telecoms

be dominated) by the same factors impacting the oil, gas, power cable, and wind farm marketplace.To adapt to these changes, marine service companies are diversifying their portfolios. GMSL, ASN, and SubCom have all leveraged on their subsea telecom experience to support communications to offshore oil and gas assets and offshore observatories used by scientific research organizations. Few have chosen to leave the telecom sector, as, although less profitable, it can act as a counterpoint to the energy sector to allow multi-use resources to be shared across markets.The FutureAs we look to the future, some

ANYBotics’ ANYmal C legged robot took its first steps offshore on Petronas’ Dulang C platform, Malaysia. Photos from ANYBotics.

ROBOTICS: Meet Your New Offshore Robotic Co-workers; Charles, Eddie, ANYmal & Spot

were improved to be able to work on the grated floors. However, new sandpaper-like anti-slip flooring installed in the test facility at Lacq has again shown higher level of wearing for tracks. Without testing, robot manufacturers don’t know about these issues that are specific to offshore oil and gas assets, says Bartoli.It’s just as important to prove reliability, he says. Which is why, in November (2020), two Taurob Inspectors (named Charles and Edward) were handed over to TotalEnergies for a 12-month trial at Shetland Gas Plant, where only Total staff are operating them. There, they&rsquo

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BMT Supports Oil & Gas UK with New Guidelines

and how this should be declared or demonstrated to the UK’s Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning.”   BMT undertook a suite of oil spill modelling scenarios and associated assessment analyses to assist in the development of a common tool for licenses of oil and gas assets and determine where financial responsibilities lie in the event of an oil release. Utilising the SINTEF Oil Spill Contingency and Response (OSCAR) model, BMT determined the potential cost implications of the accidental releases focusing on key areas including: fisheries; aquaculture; tourism

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