GE Oil & Gas teams up with Statoil, Total
USA In a joint industry project that also sees the involvement of two other, unnamed operators, the to-be-developed modular contra-rotating pump should enable operators to unlock greater volumes with a smaller subsea footprint. The system eliminates the need for a barrier fluid system and can do with a smaller topside, enabling greater efficiencies. GE expects lifecycle cost reductions of as much as 30 percent.
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