Sentinel Subsea Ltd.

Saying goodbye to two of our WellSentinel Coral systems as they head out before a deployment in the North Sea! Excited to support a major operator with passive subsea monitoring technology. More to follow soon.... #Decomissioning #Subsea #Monitoring #Technology

Our WellSentinel systems are playing a crucial role in a large-scale decommissioning program, offering continuous well monitoring in a remote field, more than two days' steam from shore. Key features include: • Continuous monitoring with no in-well intervention needed • Simply set and lower via crane onto an 18 ¾ wellhead. • Over 10 years of reliable deployment designed for challenging subsea environments. • Deployed at a water depth of over 350 meters. • Single-lift installation from deck to well, fully deployed within 2.5 hours of vessel arrival. • Caps are designed for recovery and reinstallation on other wellheads, with adaptability for 18 ¾" to 30" profiles. Our systems deployed in just two and half hours, are providing well monitoring even after disconnection from infrastructure, making the decommissioning process safer and more efficient. #Decommissioning #ContinuousMonitoring #SubseaTechnology #OffshoreMonitoring #SubseaInnovation #EnergySolutions

Thank you to OGV Group for sharing the news that we have successfully installed WellSentinel™ systems as part of two significant projects in Australia.   These projects mark a significant milestone in our mission to provide innovative passive solutions for subsea monitoring and decommissioning globally.   Neil Gordon, CEO of Sentinel Subsea, commented on the projects: "The successful installation of these two significant projects in Australia is a testament to the reliability and effectiveness of our WellSentinel™ systems. We are thrilled to collaborate with major clients and local partners, providing innovative monitoring solutions that ensure the safety and efficiency of subsea operations. This achievement highlights our commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology to the global energy sector."   Read more below!   Baker Hughes Scope Engineering #SubseaMonitoring #Subsea #Australia #WellSentinel #Decommissioning

We are delighted to share Sentinel Subsea Ltd. Subsea's successful reaccreditation to ISO 9001:2015! Applicable to the design and manufacture of integrity monitoring systems for oil and gas wells, other fluid sites, and associated infrastructure, this internationally recognised accreditation demonstrates our commitment to delivering high-quality services across the global energy landscape. Thank you to Quensh HSEQ Specialists, and to Karen in particular, for your support throughout this process. #Accreditation #HSEQ #Energy

We are very proud of Sentinel Subsea Ltd. sponsored equestrian rider, Keely Gordon, following her recent success at Banchory Show in July. Keely and her stunning Clydesdale horses Bogton Fearn and Bogton Ironman secured 1st and 2nd respectively in the ridden class – both horses have now successfully qualified for the prestigious Scottish Ridden Championship at Blair Castle at the end of August. Very well done Keely – we look forward to watching your successes during the remainder of the season you compete around the country, accumulating with the Caledonian Championships in October. #sponsorship #equestrian #sport 

From Aberdeen to Australia, Sentinel Subsea is advancing the global energy industry.   Over the past month, we showcased our WellSentinel technology at the SPE Aberdeen Well Decommissioning Conference and the Australian Energy Producers Conference and Exhibition.   WellSentinel revolutionises subsea monitoring by detecting GHG emissions and releasing an alert beacon to the ocean surface when a fluid of interest is detected. This passive system provides continuous integrity monitoring without needing active power, routine checks, or ongoing data communication. Our patented Fluid Diverter measures leak rates, detects rate changes, and alerts asset owners.   Sentinel Subsea’s growing global presence highlights our commitment to advancing the energy industry with innovative solutions.   Learn more about our technology and recent developments: sentinel-subsea.com #GlobalGrowth #IntegrityMonitoring #PassiveTechnology #Energy #Subsea Andy Marshall Baker Hughes

The EU has finalised new regulations for tracking methane emissions in the energy sector, requiring operators to detect and repair leaks within specific timelines.   As a result of this, implementing a robust and cost-effective MRV (Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) and LDAR (Leak Detection and Repair) program is essential for compliance and adoption.   Our WellSentinel™️ solutions provide precise monitoring, detection, and quantification of emissions, ensuring regulatory compliance and optimising operational efficiency. Our technology is suitable for all subsea infrastructure, from wells to pipelines.   Read more about the regulations here: https://lnkd.in/exdquxkB Find out more about our WellSentinel™️ Technology here: https://lnkd.in/eNr__gzE #Emissions #EmissionRegulation #Energy #Subsea #LDAR

"But, for worthwhile production to continue for at least the next decade and a half, there is an urgent need to Significantly Reduce slash [the UK oil and gas industry's] emitted carbon and methane footprints."   Reflecting on this Energy Voice piece from Tom Wheeler, Director of Operations at North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), it is evident the drive to reduce emissions remains critical in ensuring the UK meets its Net Zero targets.   With new regulations enforcing the tracking and reduction of methane emissions across exploration and production, our field-proven WellSentinel system is set to revolutionise remote subsea monitoring across the globe.   Discover how WellSentinel alerts operators to released GHG emissions in subsea environments: wellintegrity@sentinel-subsea.com   Read the full Energy Voice article: https://lnkd.in/gZpu3NF8 #Emissions #NetZero #Energy #SubseaMonitoring

Today, our Chief Technology Officer Dr Andrew Jaffrey and Professor David Bucknall from Heriot-Watt University will take the stage at the SPE Aberdeen Well Decommissioning Conference at P&J Live.   Their presentation, “Lessons from Successful Technology Development: A Case Study in Academia-Industry Collaboration,” will provide valuable insights into our innovative remote integrity monitoring technology for subsea wells.   Join us to discover how our collaboration has led to a globally deployed, field-proven solution and learn about the key role industry-academia partnerships play in driving technological advancements in the offshore oil and gas sector. #SPEWellDecommissioning #WellDecommissioning #RemoteIntegrityMonitoring #Subsea #Wells

Join us at the SPE Aberdeen (SPE) Well Decommissioning Conference on June 4th at P&J Live, where our Chief Technology Officer Dr Andrew Jaffrey will be joined by Professor David Bucknall from Heriot-Watt University to present a joint paper, “Lessons from Successful Technology Development: A Case Study in Academia-Industry Collaboration.”   This well-established, sold-out conference is in its 14th year and brings together specialists in late-life and decommissioning operations from major operators, service companies, and regulators.   The presentation will explore our collaboration with Heriot-Watt University to develop innovative technology for remote integrity monitoring of subsea wells, highlighting the journey from original application to field-proven solution.   Don't miss this opportunity to learn how industry-academia partnerships can drive the development of groundbreaking technologies for the offshore oil and gas industry. #SPEWellDecommissioning #WellDecommissioning #RemoteIntegrityMonitoring #Subsea #Wells