Breakfast meeting HEAR! Mud Cube - Less noise and equally good performance as normal "shakers".

On 27 February 2013, Cubility attended  Ptil`s Successful seminar on risk reduction and comprehensive HSE held in PSA auditorium. 

Our stand (booth 5055) will be found at the Norwegian Pavilion.

With basic technology in the drilling fluid treatment industry having remained in the same stadium for the past century, only a few players have dared to stick their heads out to improve fluid and waste processing solutions beyond the traditional shale shaker methods. Together with a handful of other key drivers, Canada-operated Talisman Energy is one of those innovative players.

While drilling the Talisman 16/10-5 Isbjørn wells in October, Andreas Larsson, Rig Manager on Maersk Giant, followed the performance of the MudCubes closely. According to the experienced rig manager a new world was revealed in the shaker house with Cubility’s fluids waste processing system:

When Cubility was looking for an industrial partner willing to take the step beyond the conventional drilling fluids processing and waste management systems, they knew they had to find someone daring to move boundaries – a player at the forefront of technological and competence development.

Jan Kristian Vasshus, the co-founder of Cubility and one of the
brains behind the unique MudCube fluids waste processing
system is determined not to be nicknamed “Mr. MudCube”.

Ketil Lenning is the Chairman of the Board at Cubility AS,
representing Energy Ventures, known for their extensive
investments and hands-on partnering with their portfolio
companies with potential in the upstream energy industry.

If any person outside the Cubility organization deserves being referred to as the MudCube’s foster father,
Magnus Florvaag, Drilling Manager at Dong E&P Norway is one - in the true sense.
Ever since his first encounter with the cube, Magnus Florvaag has followed every step
of developments and improvements on the innovative mud treatment system.

Petrobras to Test the Drilling Fluid Treatment System to Evaluate HSE Benefits and Reductions in Mud Loss.