There is a strong focus on securing the energy supply for the future. Simultaneously, energy production is being converted to fossil-free energy that reduces CO2 emissions.
The oil and gas industry is moving into deeper waters and less accessible environments, while at the same time having to uphold strict regulations concerning quality assurance and HSE.
In recent years, the focus within the maritime industry has been on energy efficiency and regulations regarding safety and environment.
The manufacturing of components and products is subject to stringent national and international standards relating to quality, safety and environment impact.
FORCE Technology Norway has won the contract for site testing and cross checking of NDT resources working on the Johan Castberg project.
The alliance agreement, termed "Asset Integrity Alliance", was signed in Stavanger on May 8th.
As a result of last year's award for innovative technology, FiGS® has been featured with an interview article in the April 2018 issue of Materials Performance.
Leiv Låte steps in as new Managing Director of FORCE Technology Norway.
FORCE Technology Field Gradient Sensor, FiGS®, is a unique inspection tool that detects electric currents in seawater by measuring electric field gradients (FG).
Statoil har valgt FORCE Technology Arctic som leverandør av driftsinspeksjon på Aasta Hansteen når denne settes i drift i løpet av 2018. Fra før av leverer de driftsinspeksjon på Norne og Hammerfest LNG på Melkøya.
We provides an integrated Cathodic Protection (CP) approach at a field level, enabling enhanced control of subsea integrity.
Subsea vehicles are shifting towards automation, with longer, and faster subsea surveys, avoiding heavy vessels and equipment required in an intervention with standard ROVs.
Chlorinated seawater and produced water systems are likely to induce severe corrosion in stainless steels. However, Resistor controlled Cathodic Protection (RCP) prevents the internal corrosion of stainless steels. Here are some facts about cathodic protection of stainless steels.
How can a FiGS® survey improve decision making concerning the cathodic protection (CP) on subsea wellheads, while reducing cost and maintaining safe operation at the same time? Read more to find out…
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