Offshore pipeline news

New DNV GL JIP targets lack of standardisation in subsea equipment.

At a recent meeting, Greece, Cyprus and Israel discussed the possibility of speeding up the EastMed pipeline project.

Wood Group has been awarded a new contract for the Greater Western Flank 2 project in Australia, where it will provide engineering support for the subsea pipeline system.

Wood Group has recently won two Statoil concept and feasibility study contracts.

James Fisher Subsea Excavation has launched its new innovative MultiROV system, which will assist clients in their deepwater requirements.

McDermott International, Inc. has been awarded an engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning contract from BP Trinidad & Tobago.

During a working meeting between Gazprom and Fluxys, new European infrastructure for Russian gas supplies and the Nord Stream 2 pipeline were discussed.

During a working meeting, Gazprom and Edison have noted the progress that has been made in setting up a southern route for Russian gas supplies to Europe. The parties focused on the Turkish Stream and Poseidon gas pipelines.

Gazprom and Uniper have attended a working meeting, where the parties paid particular attention to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

DNV GL has launched a new recommended practice that is dedicated to the interaction of the pipeline and soil, DNVGL-RP-F114 ‘Pipe-soil interaction for submarine pipelines’.