Quick Links
- Rules and Resources
-
Services
Quick Links
Sustainability and Decarbonization- Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII)
- Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI)
- Sustainability Reporting and Assurance
- Sustainability Guide
- Simulation-based Energy Efficiency Evaluation Service (SIM EEE)
- Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Rating Improvement
- Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Carbon Accounting
- Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)
- Alternative Fuel Options
- Alternative Power Sources
- Marine Sustainability
- Offshore Sustainability
- Green Shipping Corridors
- Methanol Value Chain
-
Innovation and Technology
Quick Links
-
News and Events
Quick Links
-
About
Quick Links
.png){kind=icon}
.png){kind=icon}
.png){kind=icon}
Search
×
- Rules and Resources
- Rules and Guides
- Regulatory Updates
- Advisories and Debriefs
- Flag and Port State
- Engineering Software
- Engineering Reviews
- ABS MyFreedom™ Portal
- Databases
- Forms
- Services
- Classification
- Approval and Certification
- Company and Ship Audits
- Global Marine
- Global Offshore
- Global Offshore Wind
- Global Government
- Sustainability and Decarbonization
- Digital Solutions
- Cybersecurity
- Maritime Training
- Innovation and Technology
- Technology Advancement
- Academic Engagement
- Industry Partnerships
- Data and Digitalization
Offshore Exploration
ABS Publishes Updated Guide for Dynamic Positioning Systems
The update addresses fault ride through, cross connections, direct current distribution systems and the application of batteries. A new optional notation EHS-E recognizes enhanced electrical and power management systems.
RECOGNIZED LEADER IN OFFSHORE EXPLORATION
Class societies are integral to the verification process for offshore assets. ABS acceptance criteria can be applied throughout the life cycle of mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) and specialized support vessels.
Just as operators keep pace with changing demands, ABS guidelines for certifying drilling systems adapt to keep pace with industry practices, market needs, scientific advancements and safety innovations. ABS-classed systems perform in operating conditions ranging from frigid, sub-Arctic temperatures to saline environments with highly corrosive water chemistries.
ABS engineers and surveyors are known for the practical experience and technical knowledge they bring to deepwater and ultra deepwater projects. Our solutions-oriented team continues to expand research to address complicated frontier and harsh-environment challenges.
The scope of offshore research ranges from probabilistic analyses of design safety, viability and practicality to approving risk-based inspection programs to maintain and prolong the life of offshore assets.
Reduced Manning on Offshore Facilities Whitepaper
By utilizing new technologies, the number of personnel on board offshore assets can be reduced, minimizing personnel exposure and potentially reducing overall capital and operating costs. Since a significant reduction in manning is a fundamental shift for the industry, it needs to be completed carefully so that safety is not compromised.
Exploration
Offshore
ABS Rules & Guides for Offshore Exploration
Rules for Building and Classing Mobile Offshore Drilling Units
Guide for Building and Classing Drillships
Guide for the Classification of Drilling Systems
Guide for Dynamic Positioning Systems
Guidance Notes on Dynamic Analysis Procedure for Self-Elevating Units
ABS App On The Go
