Airborne Oil & Gas strengthens its presence in Brazil
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
Editor
World Pipelines,
Airborne Oil & Gas has announced that Renato Bastos has joined Airborne Oil & Gas, as Vice President Brazil, strengthening its presence in Brazil. In this role, Renato will be responsible for delivering the company’s roadmap to qualify the thermoplastic composite pipeline (TCP) riser for dynamic application in deepwater Brazil.
As a global leader in TCP, Airborne Oil & Gas started a qualification programme in 2018 for dynamic TCP risers intended to be deployed in deepwater off the coast in Brazil, including for pre-salt environment.
Oliver Kassam, CEO, comments: “Brazil is a key market for Airborne Oil & Gas, and the TCP riser has a unique opportunity to deliver the ultimate reward to our clients in terms of lowered total cost and overall install-ability benefits. With our qualification programme well underway, we are glad to have Renato Bastos lead our organisation in Brazil and prepare for our future growth.”
Airborne Oil & Gas’ TCP riser design delivers the lowest total installed cost solutions for dynamic risers in deepwater applications, whilst offering maximum flexibility to operators in terms of subsea configuration and choice of installation method. The TCP riser developed by Airborne Oil & Gas optimises cost with minimum bend radius and weight, using only robust and field proven materials.
Renato Bastos brings with him over 20 years’ experience with a strong background in the SURF market for installation of flexible pipe, having worked in number of positions including Ship Operations Manager and Technical Director. Most recently, he held the role of Projects Director of Subsea for Ocyan. With his experience, he is well positioned to lead the development and qualification work of the TCP riser, and develop the Brazilian market, which is a strategic market for Airborne Oil & Gas.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/06022019/airborne-oil-gas-strengthens-its-presence-in-brazil/
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