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Boost for Goliat's Oil Spill Detection Capabilities
Technology Category
- Sensors - Camera / Video Systems
Applicable Industries
- Recycling & Waste Management
Applicable Functions
- Field Services
The Challenge
Goliat is the first floating production field development in the harsh environments of the Barents Sea. The customer requires to further enhance oil spill detection and combating capabilities at Eni Norge’s Goliat field.
The Customer
Eni Norge
About The Customer
Eni Norge was founded as Norsk Agip in 1965, active at the Ekofisk field from 1971, discovered Goliat in 2000, and is now producing from all the regions of the Norwegian continental shelf. The company is operator for two fields in production, Marulk in 20
The Solution
Aptomar and Eni Norge has created a holistic emergency response management system, focusing on rapid detection and controlled combating of a spill, in addition to protecting the safety and integrity of both personnel and assets onboard and around the FPSO.
Data Collected
Activity Detection, Emergency Maintenance Work Orders, Leakage, Oil Level, Weather
Operational Impact
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