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Ppe-laying vessel (PLV) or pipe-lay vessel is a marine vessel that is used for submerged laying of pipe. In most of the cases (depending on the vessel design) the same vessel can be used for other subsea tasks, such as subsea installation, cable / umbilical laying and heavy lift operations if it equipped with a heavy lift crane.

Engineering is all about solving problems and using scientific knowledge and mathematics to design, build and test structures, machines and processes widely used in the petroleum industry to produce, transport and process hydrocarbons.

Jack Up Barge / Liftboat are self-elevating vessels typically used during the development and production stages of the oil and gas lifecycle. Liftboats feature large hulls and a number of legs (typically 3 or 4) that are deployed at location raising the hull out of the water and providing a stable platform for the work to be performed

Tubular running, Casing running, Tubular Handling and TRS are all interchangeable names for a generic process of handling tubular on the rig, lowering tubular to the well and installing casing accessories

Electrical Submersible Pumps (ESP) are one of the most reliable and efficient ways to lift fluids to the surface, both oil and water. As the name suggests, it is submerged into the reservoir fluids and pushes the fluid to the surface. The ESP pumps can be designed to handle fluids of up to 60,000 b/d and cover various well conditions and production profiles, and generally a low-cost solution for high volumes of lifting.

Directional drilling is a technique used to drill deviated and/or horizontal wells, as well as wells with multiple angles. In addition, directional drilling allows drilling multilateral wells from the same horizontal wellbore, reach multiple targets, as well as drill multiple wells from the same location, which in turn saves time and cost, compared to the standard way of accessing an oil reservoir