ONS 2010: subsea detection and monitoring

Manager of Aquadyne AS, Jan-Erik Rygh, at the subsea detection stand.

The opening of ONS 2010 by the King of Norway took place just outside the stand of Aquadyne, VOCA and CLIMIT. The stand was part off the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) pavillion, and were used to promote our initiative and research project for enabling faster and more reliable subsea gas- and liquid detection and monitoring. 

Aquadyne AS has together with VOCA AS received a grant for research and development of subsea gas detection and monitoring technology. The grant was awarded by the CLIMIT program and allows us to develop prototype technology that will aid operators to detect, classify and quantify gas and certain liquids under the sea level. 

The cooperation between VOCA AS and Aquadyne AS started the autumn of 2009, and resulted in funding spring 2010. The team is currently working on technology survey, sensor technology testing and prototype software development.