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MILAN MARRIOTT HOTEL • MILAN, ITALY • 9-11 APRIL 2018 Saipem’s technological way to autonomous Life Of Field interventions: Sonsub Hydrone Stefano Meggio Saipem

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  • MILAN MARRIOTT HOTEL • MILAN, ITALY • 9-11 APRIL 2018

    Saipem’s technological way to autonomous Life Of Field interventions: Sonsub Hydrone Stefano Meggio Saipem

  • MCE Deepwater Development 2018

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    Overview on subsea LOF Saipem Objectives for Life Of Field Services

    i. enhanced Oil/Gas recovery, ii. asset uptime maximization, iii. operational de-risking, and iv. Informed design (e.g. capex and opex rationalization) v. Project sustainability In a nutshell: to change the Risk profile of subsea field management

    Leveraging on:

    i. engineering competences, ii. deployment of tooling/technologies iii. intervention capabilities

    .

    In Life of field, digitalization is a mean by which we provide value to the client; value is created by: collecting, managing and interpreting data, in our different service lines.

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    The challenge behind the LOF Informed Risk Management

    SUBSEA DATA COLLECTION: - SPS Integrated sensors (smart assets) - Survey Robots - Integration between robotics and assets (IoT)

    SUBSEA DATA MANAGEMENT:

    SUBSEA DATA INTERPRETATION: - AIM

    INFORMED RISK MANAGEMENT

    To foster our clients’ agility in decision-making, which will further allow, e.g. :

    Optimization of supply chain Reduction of delays of intervention Pro-active planning Predictive asset integrity Regulatory Compliance Etc.

    KNOWLEDGE

    RISK

    Our target: reduce RISKS by increasing KNOWLEDGE

    KNO

    WLE

    DG

    E

    To change the Risk profile of subsea fields manegement

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    The challenge behind the LOF New scenarios

    Actual challenge: 1) Oil price Future New Challenges: 2) New Field Architectures with increased complexity and in remote areas 3) Aged Infrastructures

    Problem Statement: tangible requirement for new methods to support LOFS for existing and new complex subsea scenarios

    enabling: 1- increased IMR (frequency, data, etc.) 2- operations in areas with limited accessibility 3- OPEX costs reduction 4- Enhanced up-time (asset availability)

    New Opportunities: reshape the subsea field services:

    Need to increase field & subsea equipment complexity

    Need for project sustainability also in remote areas

    New Criticalities and Needs

    New Opportunities New Scenarios with higher operational complexity

    New Opportunities

    From reactive approach based on planned interventions

    To proactive or even predictive approach based on permanently deployed technologies

    1) Reduce OPEX costs 2) Create New Value for Clients

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    The challenge behind the LOF 4 Main Service Lines

    Environmental Sustainability (Monitoring & Conservation) • Flora & Fauna preservation • Seawater quality monitoring, Leakage detection • Geohazards monitoring • Metocean data acquisition

    Production Optimization • Reservoir surveillance • Production monitoring • Operations support

    Assets Integrity Management •Training of personnel • Inspection and maintenance •Pipeline Repair •Life Extension

    Remote troubleshooting & Emergency Response • Well capping subsea operations • Intervention on wrecks (Fuel & Chemical recovery)

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    The challenge behind the LOF A technology driven approach

    Introduction

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform

    First Concept and market

    analysis

    THE BASIC IDEA a Subsea Resident Intervention System directly integrated with the field and capable to work subsea for long time without MSV support

    THE INITIAL IDEA

    PATENT PENDING

    The HYDRONE Platform includes: • One/More Electric Hybrid Vehicle • One/More Subsea Bases • Several Subsea Tools • One/More topside

    remote control stations

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform 2017-2020 Objectives: Project Status

    INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY

    SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES

    Market Hydrone

    Platform

    THE INITIAL IDEA

    Analyze new needs and opportunities in term of

    subsea robotics to support LOF and EPCI projects

    THE BASIC IDEA a Subsea Resident Intervention System directly integrated with the field and capable to work subsea for long time without MSV support

  • MCE Deepwater Development 2018

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Vehicles:

    one INTEGRATED family of subsea vehicles with different specifications functions, shapes and capabilities: - Hydrone-R - > LOF - Hydrone-S -> LOF - Hydrone-W ->LOF / EPCI

    Deployment Infrastructures: a set of deployment modes allowing their operation at sea: - HyBase (permanent) - HyBuoy (temporary/permanent) - From Light MSV (conventional)

    Missions Payloads (POD): a set of POD that implement specific functionalities for: - Subsea Intervention (e.g. Torque Tool Skid) - Advanced Survey missions (3D reconstruction, CP, Leakage, etc.)

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform

    a Subsea Resident Intervention System directly integrated with the field and capable to work subsea for long time without MSV support POSSIBLE EXTENSION: - EPCI - Pre-Commissioning - Commissioning

    THE IDEA A Total Field-Life Approach

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    Technology

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Roadmap

    Integrtaed Technological platform

    Batteries Tether/TMS Remote Manipulation Tooling Navigation

    Modes Deployment

    Modes

    Advanced Survey

    Subsea WiFi

    Subsea Bases Endurance

    SPS Interface Inductive recharging Artificial Intelligence

    HyBuoy

    Special Instrument

    Supply Chain

    Integrated LOFS SERVICES

    Operation Management

    R W S

    To offer a complete portfolio of LOF subsea services based on the privileged access to a portfolio of Technologies / Products integrated in a comprehensive technology platform Key Enablers:

    BUILDING BLOCK Enabling technologies

    Enabling Products

    SERVICES Integrated Services

    MARKET

    Pilot Projects

    Qualification

    tools

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Technology

    Development of some Key enabling technologies (building blocks): • Subsea hybrid wireless

    • High Reliability Subsea batteries

    • Tether cable

    • Inductive connectors

    • Remote control

    • Autonomy sofware framework (AI)

    • Universal docking garage

    • Subsea long-term preservation

    Qualification Strategy: • Target TRL6 (requires a pilot)

    • Reliability driven engineering

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Hydrone-R and HyBase

    Hydrone-R: Advanced Resident hybrid ROV/AUV capable of complex autonomous inspection and remote intervention

    Main characteristics: • 3000m water depth • ROV / Wireless ROV / AUV Modes • 8-12h / 20km autonomy • Horizontal inspection • Interchangeable Tooling Skid

    Multi missions: • Troubleshooting / Emergency Intervention • Acoustic / visual survey • Manipulation (valves, flying leads, …) • Contactless CP • Leak detection • Environmental monitoring

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Hydrone-S

    Hydrone-S: Advanced Resident AUV capable of complex autonomous inspection of subsea assets

    Main characteristics: • 3000m water depth • 8-12h / 50km autonomy • Horizontal and vertical inspection • Interchangeable Tooling Skid Multi missions: • Acoustic / visual survey • sensor harvesting • 3D reconstruction • Advanced pipe tracking • Contactless CP • Leak detection • Environmental monitoring • Riser monitoring

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform HyBuoy

    HyBuoy: Power and communication Buoy capable to support temporary resident deployment of all the vehicles part of the Hydrone Platform Extendable to other subsea equipment

    Main characteristics: • Operational condition: Hs = 4m

    (Survival condition: Hs = 15m) • Multi channels communications • Autonomy: 12 months of Hydrone-R / S • Easy deployment More HyBuoy versions might be required to power lighter tools / equipment.

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Playground

    100m

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    Overview on Hydrone Platform Remote control and Manipulation Aberdeen

    (control station)

    CastorOne (Inn150)

    Rijeka (Inn250)

    Tests carried out with Innovator ROV on board CastorOne during a construction work, executing online remote offshore ROV control and manipulation on valves and hot stab connections from Aberdeen offices. Connection through satellite link

    delay up to 1500 ms Portable solution being

    developed, to be imported on Hydrone-R integrated with augmented reality features

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    FlatFish

    An innovative AUV designed to provide efficient and continuous Life of Field support to subsea field operations

    Capable of advanced autonomous inspection tasks, e.g. 3D reconstruction of subsea assets

    It can be permanently integrated with a subsea production system and receive missions from a remote control station

    Industrialized and commercialized by Saipem under an exclusive license granted by Shell

    It will share the technologies developed by Saipem for the Hydrone Platform

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    Conclusions and Next Steps

    Saipem key factors for LOF services exploitation: • Combined Engineering / Technology / Intervention capability

    • Subsea Industry Digital Transformation

    • Offered to the market a comprehensive set of LOF services

    • Hydrone technology platform as key enabler

    Next Steps (How? When?)

    Slide Number 1Overview on subsea LOFThe challenge behind the LOF�Informed Risk ManagementThe challenge behind the LOF�New scenariosThe challenge behind the LOF�4 Main Service LinesThe challenge behind the LOF�A technology driven approachOverview on Hydrone PlatformOverview on Hydrone Platform�2017-2020 Objectives: Project StatusOverview on Hydrone Platform�Overview on Hydrone Platform�Slide Number 11Overview on Hydrone Platform�RoadmapOverview on Hydrone Platform�TechnologyOverview on Hydrone Platform�Hydrone-R and HyBaseOverview on Hydrone Platform�Hydrone-SOverview on Hydrone Platform�HyBuoyOverview on Hydrone Platform�Playground�Overview on Hydrone Platform�Remote control and�Manipulation�Slide Number 19Conclusions and Next Steps�