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Subsea production systems are a network of equipment used to extract oil and gas from the seabed.
AQUASIGN specialise in the manufacture of asset identification solutions, designed to enhance safety and reduce operational costs throughout project lifespans.
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AQUASIGN specialise in the manufacture of asset identification solutions, designed to enhance safety and reduce operational costs throughout project lifespans. We are the recognised experts in oilfield signage as we work with our clients to design bespoke products to meet their project needs – both topside and subsea.
AQUASIGN is a subsidiary within the Nalco Champion and Ecolab corporate portfolio, previously known as Champion Environmental Technologies.
Our core business Aquasign® is a silicone based subsea anti-fouling marking system that mimics fish skin, using a controlled oil release system and hydrophobic surface to prevent bio-fouling at the lowest level.
Aquasign® underwater identification markers are marine growth-resistant, therefore remain highly visible to divers and ROVs throughout the design life of subsea structures. Its anti-fouling performance not only enhances safety, but also provides considerable operational cost savings over a project lifespan by assisting subsea maintenance and inspections.
Aquasign® is therefore utilised worldwide to ensure the clear identification of:
Aquasign® has been installed on more than 800 oilfield projects worldwide, and has a track record excess of 30 years. The antifouling labels are highly adaptable to meet customer’s needs, including a range of subsea adhesive and retrofit fixing solutions available that have undergone third-party technical verification. For more information on Aquasign®, view our product pages.
Our internal manufacturing facility now houses equipment used to produce a range of offshore signage.
We manufacture an alternative to flame-cut nameplates, utilising CNC milling and waterjet cutting equipment to produce Aquaplates that are suitable for topside and subsea applications.
We have a range of in-house equipment available to suit all equipment identification requirements, including certification plates, safety signs, etched nameplates and printed / engraved plastic labels.
AQUASIGN also offer innovative adhesives that have been specially formulated and tested for long-term performance subsea.
Aquasign® is the leading solution in the subsea industry as our product is unique.
We recently developed our new client portal to showcase AQUASIGN’s expertise in antifouling nameplates and topside signage, both to new and existing clients.
Content includes detailed product specifications including the fixing solutions available, as well as downloadable documents such as testing reports, performance guarantee, datasheets, installation guides and videos, our track record and company certification.
To gain access to our exclusive portal, simply register today at www.aquasign.com. Alternatively our new brochure can be downloaded from the White Papers section.
Subsea production systems are a network of equipment used to extract oil and gas from the seabed.
Our oceans and waterway are used by the Energy sector in many ways such as oil and gas extraction from the seabed and wave and tidal for renewables.
We’re often asked about the kinds of materials that can be used in the manufacture of asset identification markers.
The Laminaria and Corallina fields, located in the Timor Sea 550km north-west of Darwin, ceased production in 2019.
Girassol is one of the four major production hubs of Block 17, which is operated by TotalEnergies.
The life of the White Rose field is expected to be extended through the development of the West White Rose satellite field.
Kizomba oil field lies in Block 15 offshore Angola, marking one of the first tranches of deepwater acreage offered by the Angolan Government.
Hibernia is located in the Jeanne d’Arc Basin, 315km east of St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, in a water depth of 80m.
The Eastern Trough Area Project (Etap) is an integrated development of seven different reservoirs located 240km east of Aberdeen, UK, in the Central North Sea.
Bonga is the first deepwater project for the Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCO) and for Nigeria.
The Valhall field was discovered in 1975 and came online in 1982. It is operated by BP, which holds a 35.95% interest while the remaining 64.05% interest is held by Hess Norge.
The original Ekofisk area development consisted of eight oil and gas fields, namely Cod, Ekofisk, West Ekofisk, Tor, Albuskjell, Eldfisk, Edda and Embla.
Elgin and Franklin lie 93m deep in the water the UK North Sea's Central Graben, approximately 240km east of Aberdeen.
The Mutineer-Exeter development is located approximately 150km north of Dampier on the north-west coast of Australia, in
The Chinguetti field lies off the coast of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, North West Africa, in Block 4, PSC (Produ
The Buzzard field is located in the Outer Moray Firth, central North Sea, 100km north-east of Aberdeen, UK, and 55km from the coast at Peterhead.
When it was discovered in 1977, the Clair field was the largest discovered but undeveloped hydrocarbon resource on the U
The Blake Flank project is located at the Outer Moray Firth, in the North Sea, around 64 miles from Aberdeen, UK. The st
The Snøhvit development comprises three fields – Snøhvit, Albatross and Askeladd. These lie in the Baren
Magnus - the UK's most northerly oilfield - was discovered in 1974 by the semi-submersible drilling rig Sedco 703. It li
Leadon is located in blocks 9/14a and 9/14b in the North Sea, approximately 220 miles north-east of Aberdeen and 15 mile
The Kristin field is located in the south-west part of the Halten Bank in the Norwegian Sea.
The high-pressure / high-temperature Jade field is located in block 30 / 2c of the UK North Sea, 17.7km north of the Judy project.
The Ormen Lange field is located in the Norwegian Sea, approximately 140km west of Kristiansund, Norway.
The Oseberg Sør field was discovered in 1984, when Norsk Hydro drilled well 30/9-3.
The Northern Underwater Gas Gathering Export and Treatment System (Nuggets) is located in blocks 3 / 18c, 3 / 19a, 3 / 19b, 3 / 20a, 3124a, 3 / 24c and 3125a in the UK sector of the northern North Sea, south of Dunbar in water depths of 120m.
The Snorre field lies in blocks 34 / 4 and 34 / 7, approximately 200km west of Floro in the Norwegian North Sea.
The Malampaya field is located 80km off the coast of Palawan Island, in the Republic of the Philippines.
Sakhalin I consists of the development of the Odoptu field (oil and gas, discovered in 1977) and the Chayvo field (mainly gas, discovered in 1979).
The MacCulloch oilfield lies 250km north-east of Aberdeen in UKCS block 15/24b, in a water depth of 150m.
The Terra Nova field is located 350km east-south-east (ESE) of St John's Newfoundland and 35km south-east of Hibernia.
The Njord field is situated on Haltenbanken, in blocks 6407/7 and 6407/10, 130km north of Kristiansund and 30km west of the Draugen field.
Hydrocarbons in the Norne field are located in the Lower to Middle Jurassic sandstones, which are of a good reservoir quality.
Siri is located in block 5604 / 20 in the north-western part of the Danish sector of the North Sea, about 220km from the coast.
South Arne is located in the Danish sector of the North Sea, in block DK 5604/29.
Troll is primarily a gas field, one of the biggest in the North Sea, holding 60% of Norway’s gas reserves.
With its original reservoirs gradually depleting, Conoco has begun to carry out substantial changes to extend Viking B's field life well into the next century.
Visund was developed using a semi-submersible steel drilling, production and quarters platform, connected to a subsea completion system.
The Janice oilfield is located in the first-round block 30/17a, licence number P032, in the Central North Sea.
The Jotun field is located on the Utsira High, between the Balder and Heimdal fields, approximately 200km west of Stavanger, Norway.
Pierce lies in blocks 23/22a and 23/27, 280km east of Aberdeen.
The Ross oil field is situated in the outer Moray Firth, on blocks 13/28a and 13/29a, 60km north of the Scottish coast and 30km south-east of the Captain field.
The Sable Offshore Energy Project lies near Sable Island, 10km to 40km north of the edge of the Scotian Shelf, offshore Nova Scotia, in water depths ranging between 20m and 80m.
Shearwater lies in the Central Graben area of the central North Sea, approximately 200km east of Aberdeen in 90m (995ft) of water.
The Liverpool Bay Development is BHP Petroleum's largest global single project. It comprises four oil and gas fields, together with significant offshore and onshore facilities for extracting, transporting and processing the reserves.
Zafiro is located in the 500,000-acre Block B, 68km (42 miles) WNW of Bioko island, Equatorial Guinea, adjacent to the international border with Nigeria.
Alba is located in block 16 / 26, 130 miles north-east of Aberdeen. The field lies in a water depth of approximately 138
Schiehallion was discovered in 1993, with the semi-submersible drilling rig Ocean Alliance, whilst it was exploring the
The Åsgard oilfield lies on the Haltenbank in the Norwegian Sea, 200km from Norway and 50km south of Statoil's Heidrun field.
The Shah Deniz oilfield lies between Mobil's Oquz, Chevron's Asheron and Exxon's Nakhchiuan fields. Its name is transla
Balder is located in blocks 25 / 10 and 25 / 11, 165km west of Haugesund, in a water depth of 125m. The field was discovered in 1967, but it was only during the appraisal drilling in 1974 that the major part of the field was discovered.
Conoco brought its marginal Boulton field on-stream using the innovative SeaHarvester development concept.
The Britannia field, discovered in the mid 1970s, is the first in the UK sector of the North Sea to be operated jointly
The Bruce field was originally developed under phase I, using two bridge-linked platforms, both connected to the main 32in Frigg trunkline by a 6km, 32in-diameter gas-export pipeline taking gas to the St Fergus Terminal.
Captain has undergone a huge Phase II expansion which has increased the 60,000 barrels per day rate to an average platea
Erskine was originally discovered in 1981, during the drilling of a north / south trending Jurassic sandstone reservoir. M
The Foinaven oilfield is located in blocks 204 / 19 and 204 / 24a, which are operated by BP Exploration. Shell UK Explor
Since the original field was first discovered in 1973, a number of satellite fields have been tied into the Gannet facilities. In mid-1999, the latest phase saw Gannet G going into production with a £40m project.
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Aquasign is a unique exuding silicone-based material that will ensure provide long term visibility through a guaranteed anti-fouling performance of 60 years.
Aberdeen-based oilfield signage solutions provider Aquasign is looking forward to a successful 2018 following a turbulent period for the company.
Solis® is the standard specification UV-stable marker solution used for Aquasign® subsea signage products.
The current market climate within the oilfield sector has made the integration of money-saving strategies even more important for operators than in the past.
Finding an adhesive capable of withstanding the adverse environmental conditions encountered in subsea operations and at salt-laden platforms can be a difficult process.
Enhance subsea safety, minimize risk and reduce operating costs – our goals for consolidating the industry standards and best practices for specifying a long-term anti-fouling labelling system for subsea equipment.
AQUASIGN is known for our unique anti-fouling subsea markers, designed to enhance safety and reduce operational costs by offering a guaranteed highly visible equipment identification solution.
AQUASIGN, the leading supplier of asset identification solutions, recently teamed up with National Hyperbaric Centre (NHC) in an exciting project where subsea markers were installed into their state-of-the-art outdoor test tank.
AQUASIGN invites you to explore our improved website, sharing exclusive information on our range of asset identification solutions.
The first version of Aquasign® was sold in 1985 by Blacksmith Chemicals, a Shell joint venture. Shell is no longer involved in the manufacture or marketing of Aquasign markers with Champion Environ having acquired the rights to the technology in 1998. Although still retaining its k
Aberdeen-based company Champion Environmental Technologies, the marker leader in subsea signage, are delighted to announce that they are now widening their product portfolio to cover all forms of oilfield signage from surface to seabed. The continued company growth has created a need