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Norwich
NR6 6BF, UK

Riser and conductor analysis is a vital tool when it comes to rig selection and system design and verification. But, unfortunately, all too often it is left to a later stage within project planning, and only comes into play after most major engineering decisions have been agreed and key equipment purchased. This can often mean that any equipment optimisation opportunities are lost, or problems uncovered can be expensive to change or modify. This could cause project delays whilst solutions are found, or even increase your future operating costs.
Riser Analysis Lite has been specifically designed for early project planning. It’s a low investment, rapid turnaround option that will provide a critical and fast review of your proposed rig choice and equipment and engineering/design decisions before they are fixed in place – and before important capital is committed. This service can also provide support in increasing investor and partner confidence at the crucial early stages of a project, reassuring stakeholders of project performance and equipment suitability in even the most marginal field.
Proven, flexible and integrated drilling well access solutions, improving efficiency across subsea developments.
Riser-based systems for safe and reliable well re-entry, for intervention and abandonment operations.
Intelligent analysis supporting confident delivery, smarter investment and sustained project success.
Expert CO₂ storage solutions, supporting tomorrow’s energy transition.
Integrated subsea systems connecting seabed infrastructure through to surface operations.
Innovative offshore platforms tailored to unique project needs, from concept to installation.
Delivering a full suite of specialist products, supported by decades of offshore expertise.
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For decades, UK North Sea operators balanced greenfield opportunities with brownfield optimisation. That balance has now decisively tipped, as part of a broader government drive, shaped by political narratives around reducing drilling, managing energy prices, and advancing the energy transition. As a result, the UK Government’s North Sea Future Plan confirmed that no new licences will […]
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