Aberdeen-headquartered well integrity and decommissioning specialist Unity has entered the Asia-Pacific market after securing its first regional contract in partnership…
Aberdeen-headquartered well integrity and decommissioning specialist Unity has entered the Asia-Pacific market after securing its first regional contract in partnership with Malaysian oilfield services company Reservoir Link.
The companies will jointly deliver a three-well rigless intervention program for a major international offshore operator in Malaysia, marking Unity's first significant project in the region.
The award forms part of Unity's Asia-Pacific expansion strategy, leveraging more than 30 years of experience supporting mature offshore assets in the North Sea with well integrity and decommissioning solutions.
Under the contract, Unity will deploy its proprietary Surface Intervention System (SIS) across all three wells. The compact system is designed to carry out wellhead integrity repairs, production restoration and early plug and abandonment (P&A) preparation without requiring a traditional intervention spread or vessel support.
According to the company, the technology has been used in more than 20 deployments since 2016 and enables operators to reduce logistics, offshore personnel requirements and intervention costs, particularly on ageing platforms with limited crane capacity and space.
Founded in 2008, Reservoir Link provides well intervention and energy services across Malaysia and Southeast Asia. The company will support the campaign through its local operational bases, regulatory expertise and in-country workforce.
The contract positions
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