C-Innovation Chief Operating Officer Richard Bourque was interviewed for a featured article in Marine Technology Reporter titled: C-Innovation Charts Its Growth Path.
C-Innovation’s AUV crew played a part in the discovery with the help of third-party explorers who tracked down the submarine 10,944 feet below the ocean’s surface. The Stickleback is the third submarine to be discovered of the four US Navy submarines lost since the end of World War II.
Delivering efficiencies is critical in the market where the oil price is down and operating costs are high. The dynamic within the industry has changed, so finding ways to deliver service more quickly and efficiently is not just desirable, it is indispensable.
>> Read the full article featured in the August issue of Sea Technology
The Liza Phase 1 Development has reached another incredible milestone—installation of the first subsea tree.
A subsea tree monitors and controls the production of a subsea well. Affixed to the wellhead of a completed well, it can also manage fluids or gas injected into a well.
ExxonMobil Guyana said on Monday the tree arrived in Guyanese waters on the Chouest C-Installer in February. Installation and testing began on April 11 and lasted for 4 days.
C-Innovation (C-I), a member of the Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) group of companies and an integrated marine services company specializing in advanced subsea solutions has signed an agreement with Kongsberg Maritime to acquire four new Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV).
The order adds significant AUV capabilities to C-I’s already established Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) fleet.
C-I offers comprehensive subsea field development services, including front-end engineering, design and installation serving a global customer base. Its advanced ROV capabilities provide a broad spectrum of support to subsea construction projects, as well as drilling, intervention, maintenance and heavy lift assignments.
