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SUT is an international learned society promoting the development, dissemination, exchange of ideas, information and technology relating to the underwater environment. Founded in 1966, the Society unites organisations and individuals regarding technology, science and offshore engineering, with...
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The Society of Maritime Industries is the voice of the UK's maritime engineering and business sector promoting and supporting companies which design, build, refit and modernise ships, and supply equipment and services for all types of commercial and naval ships, ports and terminals infrastructure, o...
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The Energy CDT Network connects the 13 Energy Centres for Doctoral Training (CDT) that specialise in postgraduate research and training in energy across 16 UK Universities. There is a large and varied research portfolio within the Network; covering all areas of energy technology from wind power to n...
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Equinor has signed an agreement with Eidesvik Offshore for the modification of the Viking Energy supply vessel, to make it capable of covering long distances fuelled by carbon-free ammonia. The vessel will transport supplies to installations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).Equinor has award...
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Detailed consideration is given to offshore information and forecasting services, seabed survey in support of engineering of all kinds, military activity and transport, and exploration of deep waters beyond the edge of the continental shelf. The aim being to identify emerging marine markets and thei...
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Consideration is given to chain, wire rope, synthetic fibre rope technology in large spread, taut mooring systems for floating offshore platforms. The current state of technology for terminations and other connecting hardware is reviewed. Breaking loads in the order of 500 to 1500 tonnes are those c...
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Attention is drawn to the way in which technologies developed for deep ocean mooring cannot always be transferred to shallower waters. Experiences on location in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank are reported. 6 refs.
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Specific aspects of field-development issues in deep water involving riser technology are discussed. Attention is drawn to marine risers, platform motions, flexible risers, rigid risers, hybrid risers, SCRs, and titanium risers.
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As an alternative to LNG technology, CNG offers economically viable and competitive methods of rapidly monetising natural gas in short-haul trades or certain geographic locations, according to William J Sember, ABS Vice President of Energy Development. In recognition of this, ABS recently published ...
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Andrew McBarnet reports on how the oil industry has still not fully embraced the huge promise of marine controlled source electromagnetic (EM) surveys, arguably the most exciting E&P geoscience technology since the introduction of 3D seismic in the 1980s.
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