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Subsea systems move into the ultra-deep

With an increasing percentage of future subsea production expected to occur in ultra-deep water, suppliers to the world’s oil and gas operators continue to push development of technology to make ultra-deepwater production more economic with less risk.

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Production Technology Video: Ramboll
Friday, June 27, 2008

See how Ramboll used the latest pipeline and subsea systems in the Tyrihan field in the North Sea.

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