Scottish technology company PlanSea has launched a new initiative to build partnerships around AI‑based subsea decommissioning, extending the services it already provides via the Technology Catalogue platform.
The company said: “In an exciting development and extension of the services already provided by the Technology Catalogue platform, PlanSea has developed a supply side challenge aimed at further developing the beneficial impacts of artificial (AI) technology in the energy sector.”
PlanSea uses artificial intelligence to optimise marine logistics and strategic planning for subsea decommissioning projects, with a focus on reducing costs and emissions. “PlanSea leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) to optimise marine logistics and strategic planning for subsea decommissioning. PlanSea’s advanced AI applications minimise project costs and emissions by creating predictive models from operational data. These models forecast KPIs, efficiency, costs, and emissions, supporting robust planning, decision-making, stress testing, and scenario analysis. PlanSea delivers solutions via bespoke consultancy and SaaS, addressing complex sector challenges and aiding geographic resource deployment and investment decisions.”
With the new initiative, the company is explicitly seeking collaborators from across the decommissioning value chain. “Recognising the transformative potential of AI and the benefits of collaboration, PlanSea seeks partners with complementary expertise and services in subsea decommissioning. These may be operators, subsea decommissioning specialists or marine resource providers. PlanSea aims to jointly advance technology development, leveraging our unique AI and modelling capabilities. Our goal is to create efficient integrated subsea decom workflows and capitalise on our joint expertise to address market gaps, offering benefits like reduced costs, emissions and enhanced forecasting for both standalone and collaborative campaigns.”
The challenge can be accessed by existing Technology Catalogue users or directly by contacting PlanSea. The challenge can be accessed by Technology Catalogue users and directly by contacting PlanSea. www.plansea.co.uk @TechnologyCatalogue.com.
