Subsea pipeline news

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Donald Ballantyne, Tracerco, explains how the business is meeting the challenges of deepwater pipeline maintenance.

Ashtead Technology further expands its mechanical solutions service offering with the acquisition of Hiretech.

Seatronics begins final installation and commissioning phase in the first sale of two MIDS to Israeli company Elbit Systems Ltd.

Will do ocean repairs of underwater assets with 3D printing technology by 2024.

AIS has acquired CRP Subsea to add to its growing range of subsea offerings.

Pipeline Technique enters into a long-term agreement with Subsea7 for the provision of welding and coating services.

Andrew Wilde, Principal Engineer, ROSEN UK, talks monitoring subsea pipelines using internal inspection technologies.

Decom develops a new lighter Chopsaw capable of cutting piping and infrastructure in excess of 30 in.

Subsea7 announces their heavy construction / flex-lay vessel is to be equipped with a new energy-saving system.