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Statoil enters framework agreement

Statoil is to enter into frame agreements with FMC Kongsberg Subsea AS, ABB Offshore Systems and Kværner Oilfield Products for the delivery of subsea systems.

Automatic cutting and chamfering machine

CTS Cutting Technology Systems will be demonstrating its latest product, including the STA TR 55.290 machine for automatic cutting and chamfering, at the Tube 2002 expo in Düsseldorf.

Groningen revamp

Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij (NAM) has launched a USD 1 billion programme to redevelop the giant Groningen gasfield that lies both on- and offshore the north coast of the Netherlands.

“Crazy Horse” changes name

BP Plc has dropped "Crazy Horse" as the name for a giant offshore oil discovery in the US Gulf of Mexico out of respect to descendants of the Native American warrior of the same name.

BHP Billiton wins Brunei award

BHP Billiton Ltd has expanded its petroleum exploration portfolio with the addition of deepwater acreage off the coast of Brunei Darussalam in SE Asia.

AvestaPolarit revises organisational structure

In order to better align the AvestaPolarit organisational structure to the strategic business development framework, a decision has been made by the Executive Committee to reorganise the operations at the Avesta site in Sweden and also link the Sheffield melting shop to the Long Products business unit.

New maintenance contracts

Statoil has awarded contracts to three companies for maintenance and modifications on installations on the Norwegian continental shelf and at the Kollsnes gas treatment complex near Bergen.

Sanitary hose storage stations

A line of sanitary hose storage stations is being introduced by Integra Companies,Inc. of Devens, Massachusetts, USA.

ITA achievement awards

The International Titanium Association has announced the 2002 Titanium Achievement Award, to be presented at the 18th Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA, 6–8 October 2002. To print out the nomination form. Visit the ITA site at www.titanium.org.

Big Screen(TM)

Stainless Valve Company (Monroe, North Carolina, USA), together with Alexander Thibodeau, Mead and Steve Hogg, has developed an automatic screen changer to remove solids from a flow media down to a certain particle size.