Prospect Flow Solutions has joined Wild Well Control, a Superior Energy Services company, to serve as its new advanced engineering group, a news release said.
Since Prospect’s founding in 1999, Wild Well and its parent company have partnered with Prospect on a number of projects. Most recently, the two companies have been participating in phase one of a joint industry project to develop large-scaled field testing of subsea gas releases to validate the computer prediction models that ensure safe placement of a capping stack during critical offshore operations. Now as an integrated force, Wild Well and its advanced engineering group enter phase two of the project for more comprehensive testing, the release said.
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