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DRILLING & EXPLORATION


EXCEED Increases Global Footprint — Establishes EXCEED Norge


Aberdeen-headquartered Exceed, the well management and performance improvement specialist, has announced the establishment of Exceed Norge.


The Stavanger-based subsidiary is headed up by Managing Director, Mike Simpson, who brings over 30 years’ experience in the Norwegian and international energy sectors. With a focus upon the planning and drilling of wells in the Barents, Norwegian and North Seas, his career includes eight years as Stavanger Regional Manager for wells with AGR.


The formation of Exceed Norge reflects its parent company’s ongoing strategy to strengthen and diversify its profile, in terms of both geographic footprint and services offered.


In addition to expanding the range of well management services available to Exceed clients, Exceed Norge’s overarching objective is the implementation of new commercial models, applied to exploration drilling and well plug and abandonment (P&A) activity.


Mr Simpson explains: “Never has there been a more appropriate time to adjust commercial models for the benefit of the operator and supply chain communities.


“With several decades’ robust experience behind us, the Exceed Norge team has identified gaps in existing industry service levels. We aim to lead a change in this respect, bridging those gaps with the introduction of alternative contracting models and working with the wider industry on a collaborative basis.”


Mike Simpson – Managing Director, Exceed Norge


Ian Mills, Exceed Group Managing Director adds: “Combining the local presence and expertise of Exceed Norge with the capabilities of Aberdeen-based Exceed has resulted in a highly experienced and effective pan-North Sea alliance, which will now include site survey, rig positioning, well incident recovery and marine services.


“By adding Exceed Norge to our existing international presence and multi-disciplinary experience, we have created a powerful market proposition, which illustrates our long term commitment to longevity of the offshore energy sector.”


Benthic Wins Petrobras Mero Field


Geotechnical Site Investigation Services Benthic, a global geosciences company and part of marine and subsea solutions group Acteon, has signed a contract with Petrobras to provide geotechnical site investigation services at the Mero field off the coast of Brazil.


The work includes in-situ testing, sampling and seismic cone testing at 26 locations in water depths to 2200 meters. The deepwater offshore operations will take place this year, despite the COVID-19 pandemic and current global economic conditions. Following the offshore operations, Benthic will complete advanced onshore laboratory testing at its new, state-of-the-art technology centre in Rio de Janeiro.


The company will use its PROD3


seabed drilling and geotechnical testing system, a proprietary portable remotely operated drill that can switch between piston sampling and rotary coring to maximize productivity. The PROD3 is up to five times more productive than a drillship in water depths of more than 500 meters.


“This contract follows a recent sequence of successful projects and reaffirms our commitment and working relationship with Petrobras in Brazil,” said Fabio Pereira, Benthic’s Country Manager for Brazil. “This is a key international market for Benthic and the subsea service industry in general.”


September 2020 www.sosmagazine.biz 45


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