Our Senior Vice President, Iain Smith has provided a topical and thought-provoking opinion piece to Global Underwater Hub’s latest news magazine. Iain focuses on Proserv’s constant drive to “go further”, from forging partnerships to innovate disruptive subsea technologies through to establishing new product supply models for the market. Iain explains it is this philosophy that has accelerated our progress in the offshore wind space.
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Our Chief Technology Officer, Tore Erntsen has contributed a thought-provoking opinion piece to February’s Subsea Issue of OGV Energy’s monthly title. Tore focuses on the need for operators to adopt new, smarter ways of thinking around their subsea operations and to embrace technologies and methodologies that not only reduce costs and save time but, crucially, can reduce their carbon footprints too.
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The Energy Industries Council (EIC) has highlighted two of our recent technology news stories in its Inside Energy monthly title.
Last month, in its December issue, our strategic acquisition of a minority stake in Glasgow based power system monitoring expert, Synaptec, featured prominently in its news pages, while, just a month before, it was the turn of our exciting Memorandum of Understanding with UK based start-up company and real-time optimisation experts Ortomation, headed up by its CEO Paul Oram.
Late last year, our VP, Services Angus Rodger participated in a Business Breakfast discussion panel hosted by OGV Energy and held on the sidelines of the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference in Abu Dhabi. The panel covered a broad number of themes and Angus spoke about evolving mindsets and trends in the service segment, as well as our exciting path forwards into innovating digital technologies, harnessing data analytics, aimed at optimising our customers’ assets and extending the life of critical infrastructure.
An in-depth video interview that our Vice President, Services, Angus Rodger gave to major Middle East energy news platform Energy Connects against the backdrop of the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference earlier this month has now gone live. In a wide-ranging discussion, Angus speaks about the current strategic priorities in the energy industry, how we are driving forward with exciting technology innovation and looking forward to yet another positive year in 2023.
The Global Underwater Hub has featured some of our recent news stories in its current autumn Global Underwater Hub News Magazine. The appointment of Hugh McNeal, the former CEO of RenewableUK, to our Board of Directors this summer comes under the spotlight, alongside the continued exciting progress of our holistic cable management system, ECG™, with its placement this year on Equinor’s floating Hywind Scotland Wind Farm to analyse the condition and integrity of export and inter-array cables across the asset.
Our VP, Services, Angus Rodger has supplied a thought leader to OGV Energy’s latest monthly title looking at the need to reimagine the service model, as the transition and advanced technologies push the energy sector onwards. Angus references Proserv’s long-standing reputation for broad service expertise but he emphasises how, as a leading support provider, we are keen to deliver a more holistic asset and infrastructure management package, incorporating our digital technology offerings.
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Our VP, Digital Innovation, Stuart Harvey has provided a fascinating thought leader looking at the powerful potential of real-time optimisation (RTO) for OGV Energy’s current monthly title. Stuart explains that RTO could be transformative for operators and asset owners giving them far greater insight into the condition of critical infrastructure and its likely life expectancy, enabling the introduction of life extension strategies and increased return on investment. RTO, as Stuart explains, could offer considerable support to the green energy segment with maturing wind farms being able to operate for a decade beyond their intended design life, not only generating additional revenue but delaying expensive decommissioning processes.
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It is now less than two weeks until the start of the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference in Abu Dhabi which commences on October 31st.
Proserv’s team will be out in force at the event – please come and see us at Stand 8336 where we will be delighted to talk to you about our exciting technologies right across the energy sector as well as our methodology around cutting-edge asset optimisation, enabling better efficiencies, improved performance and the life extension of critical infrastructure.
Our VP, Services, Angus Rodger will be a key part of our senior leadership team present at ADIPEC and he has provided a fascinating preview of our attendance at the show and the core messages that we want to share with delegates and visitors. Please read Angus’s interview below.
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Our Vice President, Digital Innovation, Stuart Harvey and our Subsea Technology Manager, Preston Clarke have provided a major feature interview to Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) which can be found in the current issue of Offshore Energies Magazine, a quarterly title.
The piece explores our commitment to asset optimisation via innovative and intuitive data analytics offerings, detecting anomalies long before they become actual problems, and our disruptive augmented controls technology (ACT) to rejuvenate failing and unreliable subsea electronics. Stuart and Preston emphasise how our Proserv solutions can bring major gains for customers around cost savings, improved performance and operations, and environmental footprint.
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