Energy
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Shawcor, a leading Canada-based energy services company, is reaping the benefits of using composite additive manufacturing in its business. In fact, by implementing 3D printing for the production of strong, lightweight parts, the company is preparing to save $1.6 million CAD (roughly $1.2M). Headquartered in Toronto, Shawcor has operations in…
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Siemens is one of a select group of companies involved directly in the AM industry (through a number of activities that include both software and AM production services) and large industrial segments such as the oil and gas industry, specifically in the power generation segment with its Siemens Oil and…
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We’ve given ample coverage to the ongoing Joint Innovation Projects that see a number of key oil and gas industry stakeholders actively involved in establishing clear guidelines for additively manufactured parts in the oil and gas industry. That’s because the oil and gas industry is likely to be the next…
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Metal additive manufacturing company Sintavia LLC is primarily known in the industry for serving the aerospace and defense industries with its varied and cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities. A recent partnership announcement, however, has signalled that the Florida-based company is expanding its offering into the oil and gas industry. Sintavia has signed…
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SmarTech Analysis, the leading provider of industry analysis and market forecasting data to the additive manufacturing industry, has released its latest market study of AM in the oil and gas industry. In the report, the firm reports increasing adoption of AM technologies by key oil and gas industry suppliers will…
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Northern Italy-based Aidro Hydraulics & 3D Printing is part of a Joint Innovation Programs (JIPs) focused on 3D printing of functional production parts for the Oil, Gas and Maritime industries. Participating companies in the project include giants such as Equinor, BP, Total, Rolls Royce Marine, TechnipFMC, Vallourec. Members include companies…
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GE Research is developing a high temperature, high pressure and super-compact heat exchanger with the help of 3D printing technologies. The project, which is supported by $2.5 million and will go one for 2.5 years, is part of the the Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (ARPA-E) High Intensity Thermal Exchange through…
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In January 2018, 11 companies started two aligned Joint Innovation Projects (JIPs). The objective of the group, which has grown to 16 partners, is to collaborate in the development of a guideline and accompanying economic model for the additive manufacturing of qualified, functional metal spare parts for the Oil, Gas…
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A fascinating project, which began in 2013 but is still in its infancy, may finally bring together two of the most promising technologies of today: solar energy and 3D printing. Combining material science and advanced geometries, the startup T3DP is working on a new generation of 3D printed solar cells…
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Northern Italy-based Aidro Hydraulics & 3D Printing organized a 2-day meeting for an event within the Joint Innovation Programs (JIPs). The Aidro Oil and Gas meeting focused on 3D Printing of functional production parts for the Oil, Gas & Maritime industries. Participating companies in the project include key Oil and…
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