Subsea & Survey

Oceaneering International announced at Offshore Europe, that its Subsea Robotics group is introducing a new Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) service to support remote survey work scopes.

Unique Group, global innovators in subsea technologies and engineering, has announced the launch of a groundbreaking advancement in the subsea survey sector—Aquila Subsea.

With an increasing number of severe accidents in the global oil and gas industry caused by damaged pipelines, University of Houston researchers are developing an autonomous robot to identify potential pipeline leaks and structural failures during subsea inspections.

Kraken Robotics Inc. has received contracts totalling $2.7 million for subsea batteries and synthetic aperture sonar systems (SAS).

FibreMax from Joure, the Netherlands, announced that the producer of the strongest cable in the world, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Entrion Wind from Houston, USA.

Trendsetter Engineering, Inc. has received a two‐year contract extension with a major Operator in Brazil for the use of the 6”, 15K Trident Intervention System to facilitate well interventions as well as plug and abandonment operations.

Sercel has launched MetaBlue, a ground-breaking data-driven solution for marine seismic survey planning and management.

A collaborative renewable subsea power project has successfully completed its initial four-month test program in the UK North Sea, proving that a subsea battery storage system can reliably power subsea equipment through being recharged by a wave energy device.

CGG announces that Sercel now has a complete portfolio of seabed nodal solutions for all water depths down to 6,000 m to meet growing industry demand for ocean bottom node (OBN) seismic surveys.

Subsea Industries recently applied their Ecospeed coating system on the scrubber pipes, outlets and diffusers of a large number of container ships.

Fugro has been awarded two geotechnical investigation contracts for the development of the Dutch Nederwiek wind farm sites II & III (noord).

Nauticus Robotics, Inc., a developer of autonomous robots using artificial intelligence for data collection and intervention services for the ocean industries, announces that Equinor ASA an international energy company based in Norway, has engaged Nauticus and its local business partner, Stinger Technology AS, for the deployment of the Company’s proprietary leak detection technology service.