OSRL Welcomes THREE60 Energy and Apex Subsea to support subsea preparedness and source control
Oil Spill Response Limited are pleased to welcome two new strategic partners—THREE60 Energy and Apex Subsea—into the Global Subsea Response Network (GSRN). Both organisations join OSRL’s consortium of industry experts supporting its Subsea Well Intervention Services (SWIS), bringing additional technical capability and operational insight to the network.
The GSRN, coordinated by OSRL, is a collaboration of companies with specialist subsea experience. It supports OSRL members in enhancing preparedness and delivering effective response to subsea well incidents. Through shared knowledge, planning support, and practical response services, the network helps ensure members are well-equipped to manage the complexities of subsea source control.
Andy Myers, Response Director at Oil Spill Response Limited, said:
“We’re pleased to welcome both THREE60 Energy and Apex Subsea into the Global Subsea Response Network. These partnerships broaden the pool of expertise available to our members and strengthen our collective ability to plan for and respond to subsea well incidents—helping to minimise the potential impact of oil spills.”
Lasse Hermansson, Managing Director of THREE60 Wells, commented:
“We are proud to collaborate with OSRL and support their vital mission of environmental protection. Our global team brings extensive experience in well construction and production operations across diverse regions. This deep expertise, combined with our commitment to operational excellence, will be instrumental in strengthening oil spill response capabilities on a global scale.”
Venk Bhat, Principal Subsea Engineer, Apex Subsea, commented:
“Apex Subsea is a team of experienced deepwater professionals with a strong track record in subsea source control and well response. Through our collaboration with OSRL, we can support their subscribers in preparing for and responding to source control events that require subsea engineering expertise and specialised equipment.”
About OSRL
OSRL is the largest international industry-funded cooperative. It exists to respond to oil spills wherever in the world they may occur, providing preparedness, response and intervention services. OSRL is wholly owned by its members and its membership represents the majority of the world’s oil production. It currently employs 300 people across thirteen locations around the world.
About Apex Subsea
Apex Subsea brings extensive experience in subsea source control and intervention planning. Its team of deepwater professionals has supported source control operations worldwide, making APEX a valuable addition to the network’s capability for rapid mobilisation and technical execution in the event of a response.
