Siem WIS aims for IOR with riserless subsea well intervention
2008.03.03 -
Technology
Well Intervention Solutions AS (Siem WIS), was established in February 2005 and is located at Sotra, outside Bergen Norway. Siem WIS has extensive experience from the oil service industry through its employees, respectively from Transocean, AGR Ability Group, Schlumberger, KCA Deutag, FMC Technologies, Baker Hughes Inteq and PGS.
By combining existing MPD configuration with Siem WIS CircSub and Siem WIS Seal, a complete and efficient service can be established for subsea Riserless Well Intervention with the goal of increased oil recovery.
The complete presentation of the system can be found here Siem WIS presentation
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