C-Innovation is proud to provide a wide range of engineering services to support the execution of our wide range of offshore execution projects, including but not limited to, installation, intervention, inspection, remediation, repair, and decommissioning. Our services include operational tooling design, installation analysis, rigging analysis and design, structural analysis, procedural development, risk analysis studies, Seafastening design and analysis, or any other engineering services that meet our client’s needs.

• C-Innovation Successfully Completes Stem Clamp Installation on BP’s Mad Dog Spar
  C-Innovation, LLC (C-I), an affiliate of Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) and its family of companies, has completed the installation of several stem clamps for BP beneath the Mad Dog Spar in the Gulf of Mexico, utilizing its subsea inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) remotely operated vehicle (ROV) vessel, MV Dove. Throughout the planning process, several risks… Read More
• Flowline Hydrate Remediation
  Client: W&T Offshore Project: Fastball Flowline Hydrate Remediation   Scope of Work Remediation/removal of complete hydrate blockage and flushing of flowline to satisfy government requirements for decommissioning was performed.  The project took 19 days to complete. The tie-back well had already been de-completed and the jumper removed. Access was through a high-flow Hotstab port on a… Read More
• Acid Stimulation of Wells
  Client: Anadarko Petroleum Company (APC) Project: Acid Stimulation of Wells Location: KC875 #1 (Lucius), GC770 #1 (Caesar-Tonga), and GC683 #3 (Caesar-Tonga)   Scope of Work The prescribed acid treatment to stimulate each well was pumped down dual, open-water coiled tubing (CT) downlines to the subsea well location. The TEI 15K STIM package was used to… Read More
• Flowline Segment Hydrate Remediation
  Client: Eni Petroleum Project: Longhorn Flowline Segment Hydrate Remediation Location: Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi Canyon, Block 502   Scope of work The primary objective of this project was to clear the flowline of a hydrate blockage to restore production from well #3. The extent of hydrate formation was unknown. The only access was through 1”… Read More