The “Projects” category within the valve and actuation industry serves as a central hub where stakeholders can access detailed information on the latest, most significant, and groundbreaking projects in the industry.
In the fast-paced environment of the valve and actuation industry, the “Projects” category stands as a focal point of inspiration and knowledge sharing. This category meticulously chronicles the development and progression of various projects ranging from small-scale innovations to grand industrial undertakings. It offers a panoramic view of the industry’s vibrant project landscape, highlighting the technical nuances, strategic alliances, and milestones achieved.
The “Projects” category stands as a dynamic and enriching platform, offering a bird’s eye view of the evolving project landscape in the valve and actuation industry. As a repository of knowledge and insights, it serves to foster collaboration, innovation, and excellence in the industry. Whether you are an industry veteran or a newcomer, this category promises to be a vital resource, helping you stay abreast of the latest developments, trends, and success stories in the project domain, thus fueling informed decision-making and strategic planning in the ever-evolving valve and actuation sector.
Forum Energy Technologies received an order from Subsea 7 to supply eight work-class remotely operated vehicle (ROV) systems. The ROVs will be delivered through late 2014 and 2015.
The order comprises two Perry XLX Evo 200HP ROVs for Subsea 7’s new-build Heavy Construction Vessel (HCV) and six Perry XLX-C 150HP ROVs for three new-build Pipe-lay Support Vessels (PSVs) for the Brazilian market.
Advanced Actuators was heralded as an example of the national recovery in manufacturing following a visit by the Chancellor George Osborne this month (February).Visiting the Yorkshire-based hydraulic actuator engineering firm which designs and manufactures actuators for valve control to the oil, gas and power industries across the globe, the Chancellor was “hugely impressed” with the Silsden-based business and its investment in apprentices and the future generations of engineers.“What’s great about this company is that it uses other local companies to make parts for things which are exported around the world and it’s impressive the way they bring on the apprentices in their workforce,” said Mr Osborne.“It’s a real vote of confidence in British manufacturing and the West Yorkshire economy.
KONGSBERG has been appointed as the supplier and integrator of all electrical, telecom and integrated control systems for the new Petrofac JSD 6000 deepwater derrick lay vessel, to be built at the Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industry Co.
DNV GL UK has secured the third party ICP (Independent Competent Person) multi-million GBP contract, related to compliance with UK Offshore Regulations for the Statoil Mariner project.
The award is the culmination of two years’ of project FEED support, assisting Statoil in developing Performance Standards and the Written Scheme of Examination (WSE) under the UK Offshore Safety Case Regulations for the Production Drilling Quarters (PDQ), Subsea, Umbilical’s, Risers & Flowlines (SURF) and the Floating Storage Unit (FSU).
Following a GBP 750,000 equity-linked investment from Finance Yorkshire, Doncaster-based Noel Village foundry will invest in new heat treatment facilities, which will ensure shorter lead times for customers.
Technip was awarded a substantial contract by Dubai Petroleum Establishment (DPE). This covers the engineering, procurement, construction and installation of the Jalilah B field development project, located nearly 90km offshore Dubai (United Arab Emirates, UAE), at water depth reaching 60m.
The advanced capabilities of SIPOS’ electric actuators are supporting an environmental initiative for an eel bypass system at Unkelmühle - a hydroelectric RWE power plant near Bonn, Germany.
DNV GL UK has secured the third-party Independent Competent Person (ICP) multi-million GBP contract related to compliance with UK Offshore Regulations for the Statoil Mariner project.
The award is the culmination of two years’ of project FEED support, assisting Statoil in developing Performance Standards and the Written Scheme of Examination (WSE) under the UK Offshore Safety Case Regulations for the Production Drilling Quarters (PDQ), Subsea, Umbilical’s, Risers & Flowlines (SURF) and the Floating Storage Unit (FSU).
BASF and China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (SINOPEC) broke ground on the construction of their isononanol (INA) plant in Maoming Hi-tech Industrial Development Zone, Maoming, China. Scheduled for start-up in 2015, the plant, which is the first of its kind in China, will serve the increasing market demand for next-generation plasticisers.
In the rapidly evolving sphere of the valve and actuation industry, the “Projects” category stands as a vital cornerstone, offering an in-depth exploration and analysis of the latest projects reshaping the industry’s landscape. This platform not only documents the tangible progress within the sector but also serves as a beacon, illuminating the path of innovation, collaboration, and sustainability.
Here, stakeholders can immerse themselves in a rich repository of case studies, project highlights, and technological advancements, each narrating a story of ingenuity and perseverance. The category fosters a dynamic space for knowledge sharing and learning, facilitating industry professionals to glean insights from pioneering initiatives and adopt best practices in their endeavors.
As we stand on the cusp of a technological revolution, this category aims to bridge gaps, forge alliances, and encourage a forward-thinking approach. From dissecting the intricacies of project management to spotlighting the feats achieved through collaborative efforts, the “Projects” category remains committed to chronicling the journey of the industry towards a future marked by excellence and sustainability.
Stay abreast with this enriching platform, where each update serves as a testament to the industry’s vibrancy and resilience, crafting a narrative of progress and innovation that inspires stakeholders to propel the valve and actuation industry to new heights. Whether you seek inspiration or aspire to contribute to the industry’s growth, the “Projects” category is your gateway to a world of opportunities and insights, charting the course of a sector in perpetual motion towards progress and excellence.
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Energy production technology services company Proserv has completed the acquisition of major engineering player KRG Industries Ltd. 
Advanced Actuators was heralded as an example of the national recovery in manufacturing following a visit by the Chancellor George Osborne this month (February).Visiting the Yorkshire-based hydraulic actuator engineering firm which designs and manufactures actuators for valve control to the oil, gas and power industries across the globe, the Chancellor was “hugely impressed” with the Silsden-based business and its investment in apprentices and the future generations of engineers.“What’s great about this company is that it uses other local companies to make parts for things which are exported around the world and it’s impressive the way they bring on the apprentices in their workforce,” said Mr Osborne.“It’s a real vote of confidence in British manufacturing and the West Yorkshire economy.