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Harald Syse has been appointed Product Manager of our subsidiary Hydrotell AS as of January 1st, 2021.

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Stavanger – Equinor Ventures has been a long-term partner and an important contributor to the Hydrophilic technology. It is a pleasure to announce that Equinor Ventures have acquired a 11,9% share in Hydrophilic. Equinor Ventures will join the board of Hydrophilic AS and continue to support the development.

Trond Rolfsvåg held a 20 minutes presentation at the technology seminar at London Petrophysical Society in January.

From Find to Field in Minutes...Not Years..

We made a film! This is to show you the Hydrophilic probe technology, and how it will change everything!

Ny metode vil kunne spare industrien milliarder hvert år. Siden 2016 har Trond Rolfsvåg, gründer og daglig leder i Hydrophilic, og hans team fra blant andre Aarbakke Innovation og NORCE omgjort en enkel idé til et avansert verktøy.

Today Solveig Riisøen starts her career with Hydrophilic. Solveig has been selected to become a part of the initial team that will lead the company into the future.

ETV has entered into a LOOP agreement with Stavanger based Hydrophilic AS with the aim of reducing the amount of exploration and appraisal wells while reducing CO2 emissions.

This is Willy, we need to save him.

A Joint Industry Project (JIP) have been agreed between Hydrophilic (Contractor) and five oil companies: Aker BP, ConocoPhillips, Faroe Petroleum, OMV and Statoil.

Han har gjort en oppdagelse som han mener kan endre hele oljebransjen.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office has approved the complete set of claims for “The Hydrophilic Probe”.

IRIS has reviewed the work performed at Strathclyde University, done their own theoretical assessment and simulation work (Maximize®).

Aarbakke Innovation (AAI) has previously conducted a conceptual study on how to build a wire-line tool to perform the measurement with The Hydrophilic Probe.

Thank you, Statoil!

Hydrophilic AS has support from VRI Rogaland!

Today Innovation Norway decided to continue it’s support by giving their “Commercialization” grant to Hydrophilic AS.

A “Proof of Concept” study have started at the University of Strathclyde.

The Hydrophilic Logging Tool demonstration project supported by the Research Council of Norway and five fine operators in the North Sea has started!