UK-based oilfield services company Expro has launched two well access solutions that are intended to bolster its subsea production capabilities.
The new offerings comprise an intervention riser system (IRS) and a riserless well intervention (RWI) system.
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The IRS has been designed to offer the functionality of the blow-out preventer. It establishes and maintains well access throughout riser to surface operations ensuring control over well operations and connectivity to the production tree.
It is equipped with increased coil tubing cutting and disconnect capabilities to operate as alternative dual barrier, through-tubing system.
The RWI system serves as a reliable wire through-water integrated solution to enable cost-effective intervention, in addition to abandonment operations on subsea wells.
Expro Subsea vice-president Colin Mackenzie said: “With an increased requirement for subsea intervention, operators are looking for solutions to ensure safe operations and optimised production.
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By GlobalData“This expanded product portfolio allows Expro to offer our clients any one of the three means of subsea well access, depending on the exact customer requirements.
“By offering a full-service solution to subsea well intervention operations, we can bring multiple services under one contract to lower the cost, enabling operators to maximise their return on investment, whilst maintaining well integrity throughout.”
Expro’s latest introduction in the subsea test tree assembly (SSTTA) portfolio is the next-generation landing string (NGLS). The NGLS is designed to comply with the industry’s new API17G standard.
Expro specialises in well flow management and offers mission-critical services in the areas of well test and appraisal; subsea, completion and intervention; and production.
