Offshore pipeline news

Roxtec Services AB approved for pipe and cable transit inspection and maintenance by Lloyd’s Register audit.

Victrex invests in Magma to facilitate adoption of the pioneering m-pipe technology. Both companies will be attending an upcoming webinar to explain the basis for reliable use in extreme subsea environments.

McDermott has been awarded an offshore pipelay contract in the Middle East.

Gazprom’s management committee has considered and commended the progress made on the Nord Stream 2 project.

A background and round-up of recent events relating to the Trans Anatolian and Trans Adriatic pipelines.

2016 has seen Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline project cause disputes between Russia and the EU, as well as the awarding of multiple contracts. Read on to see a recap of the project and its current status.

Serimax has announced that its offshore welding operations in Norway are underway.

A document attached to the draft bill on the ratification of the TurkStream agreement suggests that approximately €7 billion (US$7.3 billion) is required to implement the project.

Specialising in the inspection of caissons and risers, AISUS has recognised the significance of conducting comprehensive integrity assessments of offshore pipework and structures.

Penspen and Crestech form a partnership to provide services across an entire project lifecycle to Nigerian oil and gas companies.