Month: September 2026
An armed unmanned self-propelled platform with a maximum payload capacity of more than 600 kg has been produced in Azerbaijan, Report informs.
The SIQR01 and SIQR02 robots, produced in 2026, were presented for the first time at the ADEX-2026 exhibition.
The platform is built on a tracked chassis and is intended primarily for cross-country movement, cargo transportation, surveillance, and the transport of various special-purpose equipment.
According to catalog data, the length of the platform is 2 meters, the width is 1.2 meters, and the height is 0.6 meters. The unladen weight is about 950 kg, and the maximum payload exceeds 600 kg.
The robot is capable of moving at a speed of about 12 km/h and operating for more than five hours.
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BP has successfully completed the Central Azeri Gas Expansion (CAGE) project, increasing gas reinjection capacity on the Central Azeri platform by 20% to help maximize recovery from existing wells, Report informs referring to BP Azerbaijan.
The project commenced offshore execution in January 2026 and was completed safely and ahead of schedule in September. It involved upgrades to the platform’s four existing gas injection compressors, including the replacement of compressor cartridges and auxiliary equipment.
The work was carried out during live platform operations, without the need for a plant outage or additional flaring.
The project also included modifications to compressor suction manifold piping to support gas injection capacity increase and enhance operational flexibility. These activities were carried out during the Central Azeri platform’s planned maintenance programme (turnaround – TAR) in August, followed by completion of all post-modification activities.
The CAGE project is expected to strengthen reservoir management and supports efforts to maximize recovery and sustain long-term production from the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli field.
