When an operating company wants to drill a well with a moored mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU) in the Gulf of Mexico, the first step is to secure a permit. Acteon Moorings and Anchors segment has developed a system to facilitate and improve this process.
While this sounds like a straightforward proposition, it can become labour intensive and time-consuming because of the difficulty in obtaining accurate well, pipeline, and platform production data.
To facilitate and improve this process of securing a permit, InterMoor has developed a software system, MoorVision, which can access publicly available information from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and provide a visual understanding of the infrastructure within any defined area in the Gulf of Mexico. MoorVision generates Google Earth files that display a portion of the information available. The Google Earth files show infrastructure within a 15-nautical-mile radius of any location.
Delivered by InterMoor
InterMoor is a world-leader in mooring technology, specialising in mooring assets from engineering and project management to provision of equipment to installation, inspection and repair.
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Acteon can also offer an integrated project management service. This involves managing the activities of one or more of our companies on a customer’s behalf and providing a single point of contact for all aspects of project management.
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Acteon’s solid domain knowledge in mooring design and offshore mooring operations spans the globe. We have installed some of the largest offshore assets in all water depths. We provide an integrated service covering the entire project lifecycle, from engineering, mooring design, procurement, and installation, through to maintenance and decommissioning.
