DNV, a global provider of risk management services, has launched a deepwater technology centre in Singapore.
The aim of the facility is to serve the oil and gas industry in the whole Asia Pacific region and become a sizeable and complete competence centre for deepwater oil and gas developments, the company has said.
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Deepwater technology centre managing director Alex Imperial said the centre will focus on three core sectors, the first of which includes subsea, umbilicals, risers, flow lines and pipelines.
The second sector will focus on floating systems, including production and drilling, while the third sector will involve work within the fields of drilling and wells, said Imperial.
DNV COO Remi Eriksen said the company would benefit from DNV’s 40 years ofoffshore and deepwater experience and its well-established deepwater centres in Houston, Oslo and Rio de Janeiro.
"The establishment of the new centre has become a reality due to a very constructive cooperation with Singapore’s Economic Development Board (EDB)," said Eriksen.
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By GlobalDataDNV in Singapore is building a sustainable competence centre to support the whole Asia-Pacific in its deepwater challenges.
Innovative technologies and methodologies related to drilling and well integrity, subsea processing and hardware, and floating systems will play a major role as enablers and enhancers.
