FPSO Water Solutions

Maintaining Production Offshore Without Interruption

FPSO Floating, Production, Storage, and Offloading facilities, face unique challenges for water treatment due to remote locations, deep-water, weather movement and practices such as storage of produced water in slop/cargo tanks. In addition, environmental regulations for overboard discharge or for re-injection and are becoming more stringent every year, creating the need for reliable, complex water treatment systems. As the industry leader in water treatment solutions for the offshore Oil & Gas market, we offer a comprehensive program for short, medium and long-term remediation to help customers maintain production without interruption. Our program includes field surveying, trouble-shooting and remediation technologies supported by equipment tailored to the specific needs of each customer.

Applications

Greenfield permanent produced water equipment for primary, secondary and tertiary treatments
Brownfield Expansion Projects and Upgrade Projects
Tertiary Polishing Excursion Units
Permanent Flowback Equipment for Well Intervention
Slop Water
Early Production Facilities
Rental equipment available for temporary solutions while fabricating a permanent solution
ORCA™ Objective Root Cause Analysis Engineering & Optimization Studies

Features & Benefits

Engineered troubleshooting solutions for complex water treatment problems
Maintain oil production without interruption
Experienced and knowledgeable personnel
Fluid properties optimization
World class safety and environmental performance

Our FPSO Water Solutions enables customers to maintain production offshore without interruption, making produced water lifecycle management onboard offshore vessels more cost-effective than ever before. MOST® Modular Offshore Slop Treatment offers a unique, high throughput, onboard treatment option to FPSO operators that is a proven alternative to offshore reinjection or disposal by transport to onshore facilities. It helps lower environmental impact and reduces emission goals by minimizing vessel traffic.