Jee Ltd

29/05/2026

What happens when complex data meets practical engineering judgement?
This latest case study shows how Jee is helping operators turn large, challenging inspection datasets into clear, confident decisions.

Working in partnership with Irth Solutions, we combine advanced run comparison tools with hands-on engineering review to deliver reliable remnant life assessments. The result is faster processing, stronger validation and, most importantly, outcomes clients can trust.
From thousands of corrosion defects across multiple inspections to difficult pipeline alignment challenges, our approach gives operators clarity on risk, repair priorities and how to maintain safe operating windows.

What stands out in both projects is the balance:
• digital tools where they add efficiency
• engineering insight where it matters most
It is this combination that allows clients to plan targeted interventions, optimise inspection strategies and stay in control of ageing assets.
A great example of how collaboration between engineering expertise and digital capability delivers real value.

👉 Read the full case study here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vLrXJ0
👉 Or email our team at [email protected] to discuss your own integrity challenges

29/05/2026

Jee’s Head of Decommissioning, Richard Stark, attended this year’s Decom Mission event as part of Decom Week 2026, joining industry leaders for an important set of conversations on where decommissioning is today and where it is heading next.

With activity across the UK Continental Shelf increasing and supply chain capacity tightening, the agenda focused on the practical realities of delivery, bringing together operators, the supply chain and regulators to explore how projects can be executed more effectively.

One of the standout sessions was the panel on Future Trends and Bridging the Gap, chaired by Neil Gordon, CEO of Global Underwater Hub. The discussion brought together valuable perspectives from across the industry, with contributions from Caroline Lawford, Jinda Nelson, Stuart Cameron and Sandy Fettes.
The panel explored key themes including policy impact, evolving project demands and the need to align capability with the pace of decommissioning activity. These are challenges that resonate strongly across the sector, particularly as projects become more complex and timelines tighten.

If you were there, it would be great to hear your key takeaways.

22/05/2026

What are the biggest opportunities and challenges shaping the energy sector over the next 25 years?

The Jee team had some great conversations around exactly that. We connected with customers and partners, explored emerging solutions, and gained fresh insights from industry leaders including Alan Muirhead from Ithaca, Chris Smith from Perenco, Bart Smits from Petrogas, Enrique Cornejo from OEUK, Michael Shanks MP, and many other experts.

Congratulations to Paul Head from ODE for winning our raffle prize, and thank you to EEGR for hosting a great event.

We hope to see you all again soon.

21/05/2026

May has been a month of contrasts, both in the weather and in the work we’ve been delivering. Tight timelines, complex conditions and challenges that will feel very familiar to anyone working in subsea engineering.

In our latest News Bulletin, we share a snapshot of the work keeping our teams busy, including:
• MBES led freespan risk assessments supporting rapid offshore decisions
• Emergency preparedness planning for critical assets
• Thermal design verification under demanding conditions
• Connector performance under extreme loads
• A practical approach to environmentally sensitive decommissioning

It is a reflection of the real challenges our clients face and how our engineers respond with clear, practical solutions.
Read Jee's May News Bulletin here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vwKbk0

20/05/2026

Doors are open at SNS 2026 at Norwich Showground. Are you joining us? The Jee team is ready to go. Find us at stand 2 by the entrance to talk subsea engineering, asset integrity and pipeline engineering. Great to catch up with ARC Marine, David Blake, it was a pleassure to meet you and hear about your inspiring projects, and welcome Jason Tuer from Irth who has joined us for the day.

14/05/2026

What will the next 25 years of energy in the southern North Sea demand from operators and engineers?

At SNS 2026 we are sharing practical experience on ageing assets cost pressure and planning through change. Meet the Jee team, Graham Wilson, Tunde Nagy, Zeshan Mian, and Jack Fitzgerald at stand nr 2 by the entrance or connect with us through LinkedIn.

29/04/2026

What does the next 25 years of energy look like for the East of England?

Alex Jee and Jack Fitzgerald are representing Jee at the EEEGR (East of England Energy Group) reception at the House of Commons today. A great event to connect with customers and peers and discuss the energy transition challenges and opportunities shaping the region. Make sure you catch them for a chat.

28/04/2026

The Jee team is in Berlin at the 21st Pipeline Technology Conference After some thought-provoking opening speeches on safeguarding pipelines from Rt Hon Ekperikpe Ekpo, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources from Nigeria, Abdalla bin Ibrahim Abdulrahman Sultan Al Hamar, Qatari Ambassador in Berlin and Dr Phillipp Steinberg, we are excited to connect, share ideas and talk about what is next.

A big thank you to our partners from Irth for having us. Come and see us at stand C6.

23/04/2026

Got a tricky subsea or pipeline problem on your desk?
Our April news bulletin shows how Jee engineers are tackling real world challenges across pipelines pigging integrity and subsea design. From remnant life assessment to riser leak simulation and smarter concepts that cut cost.

Grab a coffee and read our stories: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tNw8q0

Spring has officially sprung and the glorious (mostly) sunny weather has supercharged the Jee team. With a little extra spring in our step the office has been buzzing as engineers tackle complex challenges across design integrity management pigging and more.

16/04/2026

How do you inspect subsea pipelines when flow rates are too low for conventional pigging?

In a paper written with Serica Energy and NDT Global shows how ultra low velocity pigging and subsea activation focus inspection on the sections that matter and deliver dependable integrity data as production declines.

Read the paper https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tp4Fw0