Our Arctic Neighbors: VetcoGray brings umbilical subsea technology to lifeOffshore Arctic projects require complex subsea systems and the GE subsidiary is already breaking records at Snohvit while looking to the future Sarah Hurst For Petroleum News
VetcoGray, the GE subsidiary that provides the subsea equipment for the Snohvit natural gas project in the Barents Sea, believes technology could be developed to extend the length of subsea tie-backs to a record-breaking 600 kilometers (373 miles). In a presentation given recently at the Russian Off....
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