A bit more colour in the latest Harvest Newsletter.Management...

A bit more colour in the latest Harvest Newsletter.

Management certainly play their cards close to their chest - we didn't know about the first round order earlier this year.

With the rollout of NSQ systems onto the remainder of the fleet and expansion of their ROC capability beyond current bases in UK, USA and Brazil, sounds like Technip are planning a global rollout of Harvest Tech.

Harvest Technology Shows Customer Momentum With New Deal To Equip TechnipFMC Fleet

Harvest Technology Group Limited shows strong momentum at the end of 2021, announcing a sales agreement with TechnipFMC for twelve Infinity Nodestream Quad (NSQ) systems for use across its fleet. The order, worth approximately $230K AUD, represents a new phase of broader deployment of Harvest solutions for TechnipFMC after a first-round order earlier this year. Further scaling these deployments with TechnipFMC will remain a focus for Harvest in 2022.

TechnipFMC is a global leader in subsea, onshore/offshore, and surface projects within the energy industry with operations in 41 countries. The company pioneers integrated technology ecosystems, such as iEPCI™, iFEED™, and iComplete™, with its own proprietary technologies to design, develop, integrate, and industrialize innovations that drive change in the energy industry, boosting productivity and mitigating risk.

From the Ann:

In 2022, their plan is to roll out the NSQ systems onto the remainder of their fleet and expand their remote operations centre capability beyond their centres currently based in the UK, USA and Brazil.