Petroscanz

16/11/2025

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15/11/2022

PETROSCANZ is an extended team of people with a passion for technology and innovation. Highly skilled and
experienced, we are motivated by the challenges posed by customers working in demanding operating and
business environments. We are constantly moving ahead, looking for the next serious challenge, striving to
raise standards
We are the supplier of pipeline inspection tools and data analysis services. Our state-of-the-art inspection
fleet provides the entire in-line inspection service spectrum for onshore and offshore pipelines worldwide.

15/11/2022

We need to serve international and national oil companies
in South East Asia, Indian Subcontinent,
Middle East, Africa, Europe, North & South America.
We can provide full range of pipeline Integrity Management services from 4 to 60
inch diameter as follows:
• Cleaning operations
• Geometry inspection
• Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) inspection (some sizes for extreme heavy wall thickness)
• Transverse Field Inspection (TFI) Technology
• Ultrasound Technology
• XYZ mapping services
• Engineering capabilities

19/07/2022

Oman at 4 am

11/03/2022

Bugati

04/02/2022

28/11/2021

Asia-Pacific crude and condensate imports are projected to grow in the long- term with an increasing share of imports from the Middle East

Asia-Pacific will remain the most important region in terms of crude and condensate imports in the long-term.

The overall import volumes are expected to increase from around 23.5 mb/d in 2019 (22 mb/d in 2020) to almost 30 mb/d by 2045.

The Middle East remains the main supplier to the Asia-Pacific, with flows increasing to above 19.5 mb/d by 2045, which is around 4.8 mb/d higher relative to levels seen in 2019.

28/11/2021

Global crude and condensate trade is projected to reach levels above 38 mb/d in 2025 and 2030 and 40 mb/d and above from 2035 onwards.

This is supported by increased oil demand in the Asia-Pacific and rising crude and condensate supply in the Middle East.

In the longer-term, Middle East crude and condensate exports are projected to increase to almost 23 mb/d in 2045, up from 18.5 mb/d in 2019, and in line with rising demand for OPEC liquids.

Consequently, the share of the Middle East in the global crude and condensate trade increases to 57% in 2045, from 48% in 2019.

03/11/2021

Nigeria lost $ 41.289 BILLION USD to pipeline vandalism, theft in nine months FROM JANUARY 2021 TO SEPTEMBER 2021

PETEOSCANZ HAS THE SOLUTION FOR THE PROBLEM.