We’ve successfully completed a 10 km TCP Flowline order for a major operator, which will be collected and shipped to West Africa in the coming weeks. 

Global composite pipe specialist for the energy sector Strohm has achieved a key sustainability milestone after receiving certification for its climate neutral emission status. The accreditation underpins its corporate objective to support the industry’s energy transition and its global net-zero CO2 emission ambitions.

A composite jumper designed and manufactured by Strohm (formerly known as Airborne Oil & Gas) will feature in deepsea mining technology being developed by offshore contractor Allseas to responsibly recover polymetallic nodules from the seabed at depths of 4,000 - 6,500m.

Strohm, the world’s leading manufacturer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP), has secured a contract to deliver two gas lift jumpers for an offshore project Deepwater Sabah, Malaysia.

Strohm has announced it has secured a contract with Total and ExxonMobil for a qualification testing programme for a high pressure, high temperature Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP). The qualification project will create a foundation for further development of this TCP technology for riser applications.

Strohm, the world’s leading manufacturer of thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP), has received a circa EUR 25 million Convertible Loan from its shareholders as it strengthens its position for low carbon energy transition activities and renewables.

Leading manufacturer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) Airborne Oil & Gas, has changed its name to Strohm from today (Thursday 8th, October 2020). The launch of the new brand comes as the organisation confirms its commitment to the oil and gas sector’s energy transition and accelerates its strategic growth into the renewables market.

As Strohm, we will continue to deliver and develop our high-end TCP solutions for our clients in the oil and gas industry around the world while expanding our capability in the energy transition space, with a focus on hydrogen, offshore wind and CCUS.

Appointed by Subsea 7 for the design, manufacture and delivery of two Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) Jumper Spools, Strohm has made successful inroads into the Western Australia oil and gas industry with its TCP technology being used for the first time in the region.

Airborne Oil & Gas, the world’s leading manufacturer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) has promoted William de la Motte to chief financial officer (CFO) following his six months as interim finance director.

Airborne Oil & Gas has announced that ExxonMobil Upstream Integrated Solutions Company (ExxonMobil) has qualified its thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) product for applications globally.

Thermoplastic Composite Pipe is used in all flowline and jumper applications in the Oil & Gas industry and its use and acceptance continues to grow rapidly. Would you like to learn more, get the latest, or enhance your knowledge about this technology? Please join our first webinar in a series around TCP: No Corrosion, Lower Cost and Less CO2.

It has been 8 weeks since Airborne Oil & Gas implemented our COVID-19 working from home policy for all our offices worldwide and restricted work practices for our Production Facility in the Netherlands. I am proud to share that we have continued and are continuing the production of Airborne Oil & Gas' TCP Flowlines and Jumpers for the various commitments we have with our clients, with zero impact to on time delivery and quality. 

In February 2020, several years of hard work paid off for the pioneers of TCP with the release of the first full carbon fibre based material qualification certificate that complies to the DNV GL ST-F119 TCP industry qualification standard.

Airborne Oil & Gas has been awarded its most significant flowlines contract to date which will see the world’s leading manufacturer of thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) deliver a record 10 km length of its technology to a supermajor in West Africa.

We would like to congratulate Petronas with their assessment of our Thermoplastic Composite Pipe which has achieved Technology Readiness Level 7. 

In 2017, Petronas was the world’s first operator to install TCP Flowline for a hydrocarbon service application, and they have closely monitored the performance of the flowline for the past two years.

Following the successful and on-time completion of the manufacturing and Factory Acceptance Test, we are proud to share some nice pictures of two TCP Flowlines on their way to our client, a supermajor in West Africa. 

We would like to congratulate Subsea 7 and IKM Testing for the successful completion of yet another pipeline pre-commissioning campaign offshore Norway. They use a 2.5 inch ID, 345 bar rated TCP Downline for pipeline pre-commissioning in about 1500 meter water depth. 

Airborne Oil & Gas B.V. has been awarded a large contract from a supermajor through Oceaneering International Inc to supply Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) flowlines for deployment in West Africa. It is believed to be the first TCP solution of this type utilised in the region and expected to save the operator up to 40% on total installation costs.

Airborne Oil & Gas has secured a contract with Addax Petroleum which will see the firm delivering two gas lift jumpers in West Africa. This will result in its thermoplastic composite pipeline (TCP) products becoming a permanent application in the region for the first time.

Following Mark Stokes appointment, Strohm is also benefiting from its strongest ever order book and has recently adopted a 24-hour / 7-days-a-week shift pattern. As a result, the company is doubling its team of skilled manufacturing operators from 25 to 50, to deliver its project commitments to clients on schedule.

The appointment is part of the company’s continued investment strategy to increase productivity and capability at its Netherlands based plant in order to deliver larger quantities of TCP to its customers in both onshore and offshore applications. 

Strohm has secured a second award from Anasuria Operating Company Ltd (AOC) to deliver a 2nd high flow Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) Jumper Spool in the Central North Sea. 

This Sunday (23rd June) marks International Women in Engineering Day. Energy Voice published our interview with Ines Mfarej Ep Nasri. Ines has worked at Strohm for almost five years. Ines is originally from Tunesia and plays a key role as the company’s controls engineer for industrial automation.

We have successfully completed the first TCP based on Carbon Fibre and the advanced PVDF polymer. This TCP is the superior solution for deepwater riser and higher temperature / higher pressure SURF applications: No corrosion, resistant against high CO2 and H2S, lightweight and spoolable with small Minimum Bend Radius.

Oilfield technology firm Strohm and engineering company SÍMEROS TECHNOLOGIES have signed a collaboration agreement which aims to deliver the first qualified Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) Risers in the deepwater region Brazil. 

Strohm recently welcomed HR Manager Mariëlle Valkering to its international team. She brings 23 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Over the last 19 years, she held various HR roles. 

Fabienne Ellington has joined Strohm, as its first vice president Asia and Middle East.  Her focus will be to drive our firm towards achieving its growth plans across the two regions.

Strohm has today (15^th March 2019) announced the addition of Aker Solutions to its strategic shareholder base to further strengthen, integrate and diversify its range of thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) solutions for the international subsea sector.

Our team of technicians are travelling to Louisiana next week for the final preparation and fit up testing of the Gulf of Mexico’s first TCP project. To demonstrate the advantages and flexibility of TCP, this water injection spool was delivered without end fitting terminations and was terminated onsite at the mobilization yard. 

Today, Strohm announces that Renato Bastos has joined Strohm, as Vice President Brazil, strengthening its presence in Brazil. In this role, Renato will be responsible for delivering the company’s roadmap to qualify the Thermoplastic Composite Pipeline (TCP) Riser for dynamic application in Deepwater Brazil. 

Strohm announced it has been awarded with a contract from TOTAL to supply a TCP (Thermoplastic Composite Pipe) Jumper for a deepwater project in West Africa. The field is located approximately 150 km offshore in water depths of up to 1600 m. 

Delighted to announce the latest on TCP applications in deepwater, from Strohm. We will shortly issue a press release on a contract award from a super major for a deepwater application in West Africa, where a TCP Jumper will be deployed for the first time.

Last week, we were very honored to be asked by Evonik to present at their Oil & Gas symposium in Houston, Texas. In front of some of the leading experts in polymers, we presented an overview of our latest TCP material grade Carbon Fiber / Polyamide 12.

Recently our office in Houston arranged a week of technical workshops for our key clients in the region. Our CTO Henk de Boer travelled to Houston in support of these workshops in which the discussions were varied and very valuable for both client and Strohm.

We are delighted to share the news that Petronas of Malaysia awarded Airborne Oil & Gas with Technology Readiness Level 6, following the monitoring of the world’s first successful TCP Flowline for hydrocarbon service in Malaysia.

The Supervisory Board of Airborne Oil & Gas (AOG) is pleased to announce the appointment of Oliver Kassam as CEO. Mr. Kassam was most recently at SBM Offshore N.V. as President and Managing Director in charge of the company’s activities in Brazil. He has over 20 years of experience in the global offshore services industry holding various senior executive roles.

On September 23, 2018, an enthusiastic team of sportive Strohm employees will be running the legendary Dam-tot-Damloop. This is a 10-mile (16km) run from Amsterdam to Zaandam, which we will dedicate to a special purpose. We are running for those who can’t run, people with the rare disease of OI (Osteogenesis Imperfecta).

Following on from our recent announcement of a technical cooperation agreement with Over Sea & Land Concrete (OSL), we are very pleased, and proud to announce the first award of pipe supply to OSL for use in pumping ready-mix concrete from vessel-based operations to land construction sites.

To meet the industry’s demand for flexible high pressure Jumpers for Subsea Well Intervention, Strohm is now offering 2 inch ID, 15ksi (1035bar) rated TCP Jumpers. This TCP Jumper is used as the flexible connection between the main conduit (TCP Downline, drill pipe, or coiled tubing) and the wellhead, injection skid or well stimulation tool.

Major supplier to the Oil & Gas industry steps into disruptive composite pipe solutions. Today, Airborne Oil & Gas (AOG), the leading manufacturer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) for Oil & Gas applications, announced that Sumitomo Corporation has acquired a significant shareholding in AOG.

At Strohm, we often receive feedback from our clients that highlight the unique benefits and impact that TCP makes on their operation, cost and subsea infrastructure. In this article we highlight the End Fitting that we use on our Thermoplastic Composite Pipes.

You might be standing on concrete delivered through an Strohm pipe in the near future.Strohm is pleased to announce that we have entered into a technical cooperation agreement with Over Sea & Land Concrete (OSL), a unique, new company that manufactures and delivers concrete from marine vessels.

Upstream Magazine recently published an article on TCP technology and pipelines. CCO Martin van Onna was interviewed about Strohms TCP applications and track record in crude, methanol, gas lift and chemical injection.

An Asian operator recently completed the installation of the world’s first TCP Flowline for full well stream service. A huge achievement and marking a major milestone for Strohm, thermoplastic composite pipe and the industry at large.

In order to demonstrate the suitability of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe for static riser applications, Strohm successfully completed three tests specifically requested by a West African operator.

An important milestone was reached in October 2017 when a TCP Gas Lift Jumper was installed by Anasuria Operating Company (AOC) in the Guillemot field. This jumper, which was brought online one month later, marks the 3rd application for Strohms TCP Jumpers in a short period of time.

Today, Strohm, the leading manufacturer of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) for oil & gas applications, announces the latest addition to its shareholder base with Subsea 7. Subsea 7 is a world leader in seabed to surface engineering, construction and service contractor.

Strohm and Marubeni-Itochu Steel Inc. have signed a worldwide distribution agreement for the promotion and sale of Thermoplastic Composite Pipe products. The two companies will cooperate to supply TCP Products to the global oil & gas industry in a time when composite pipe is establishing itself as a technically and commercially attractive alternative to steel and conventional flexible pipe.

Digimat Users’ Meeting is an annual event organised by e-Xstream engineering and will be held this year in Berlin, Germany. The conference will be all about “Predictable composites” and how one can use multi-scale material modelling to reduce cost associated with composite materials & structures while increasing performance. The conference program includes technical presentations from customers, Digimat experts and technological partners.

Strohm is very pleased to announce the contract award for the supply of a TCP Jumper to Anasuria Operating Company. The TCP Jumper will be installed subsea and used for gas lift. Deva Selva, Project Manager with Anasuria Operating Company, comments: "For this fast-track project we have considered various flexible jumper options. We have selected Strohms TCP Jumper mainly for its light weight, flexibility and reduced total cost compared to alternatives".

In flowline applications, especially in shallow water where tidal currents are strong and wave motions reach the seabed, flowlines require additional weight in order to ensure on-bottom stability (OBS). For light weight TCP this has been even more important, which prompted Strohm to develop an integrated weight coating.