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Intervention and abandonment riser systems for reliable well access

Our intervention and abandonment riser systems are designed to provide safe, reliable well access across the full lifecycle of offshore assets. Deployed from jack-ups, lift boats and floating vessels, they enable intervention, snubbing and abandonment operations while maintaining pressure integrity, structural stability and operational efficiency in both shallow and deepwater environments.

A complete riser-based solution for intervention and abandonment operations

Our intervention and abandonment riser systems provide a fully integrated, riser-based well access solution, supporting operations from the seabed to surface. Designed for demanding offshore conditions, the system combines fatigue-resistant riser joints, subsea connectors and pressure control equipment to enable safe, repeatable operations.

The system supports intervention, snubbing and abandonment scopes across a wide range of well types, including legacy and modern subsea trees. Configurable for jack-up, lift boat and floating vessel deployment, it enables operators to safely access wells while reducing reliance on deepwater intervention vessels and minimising overall campaign cost and complexity.

Designed for intervention and abandonment

Our riser systems support intervention and abandonment operations across shallow and subsea environments.

High-fatigue, high-integrity performance

Engineered to withstand repeated make-up cycles, dynamic loading and long-term offshore deployment.

A range of flexible deployment options

Suitable for jack-ups, lift boats and floating vessels across a wide range of water depths and well types.

Aquaterra Energy's AQC-CW Completion and Workover Riser system working offshore

Proven well access delivery across global intervention campaigns

Our intervention and abandonment riser systems have been deployed on offshore projects worldwide, supporting operators through late-life field operations, well remediation and permanent abandonment. By combining riser hardware, subsea interfaces, pressure control equipment and in-house engineering analysis, we provide a fully integrated well access solution. This approach enables safer execution, reduced offshore risk and improved cost certainty across intervention and abandonment campaigns, while maintaining full compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

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