Thermtech’s customer TWMA having a manufacturing license from Thermtech to produce thermal treatment equipment under the brand names TCC RotoMill and TCC RotoTruck, has won  the prestigious product award at the 2009 Vision in Business for the Environment of Scotland (VIBES) Awards. TWMA won the prize for the TCC RotoMill technology. 

As  part of the existing manufacturing license agreement, M-I SWACO holds the right to design and manufacture TCC units to fulfill their services obligations towards Oil and Gas Companies.  Upon completion of the design and engineering effortto integrate the TCC technology in M-I SWACO’s rig solutions, M-I SWACO now have started the manufacturing of an offshore TCC unit.  Thermtech is pleased with this important decision as it confirms the need and benefits of offshore cuttings treatment. 

Thermtech is the owner of the Thermal Cuttings Cleaner (TCC) and sells complete units to Oil & Gas services companies that provide treatment services both onshore and offshore. In addition Thermtech has entered into manufacturing license agreements with two companies; TWMA and M-I SWACO.   

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The Scottish Government have published the draft plan for consultation, which details the steps Scotland needs to take on the journey towards a Zero Waste society. 

Thermtech was ranked as number 1 on Deloittes Fast 50 in Norway. "Thermtech's technology shows that the Norwegian oilindustry can and will expand beyond the North Sea. The Norwegian continental shelf has been the base for technological development, but now the largest growing markets are in countries like Kazakhstan and Russia" says Halvor Moen at Deloitte.

Baker Hughes Fluids and Environmental Services (FES) has ordered a diesel driven TCC unit from Thermtech for delivery end of 2008. Thermtech is pleased and proud that Baker Hughes, being  a large services provider to the OIL & GAS industry, has decided to start utilizing the TCC technology which is demonstrating the trend that the TCC is becoming the preferred choice for the treatment of oily drillcuttings.  

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To perform an important drilling waste contract for KPO, Halliburton ordered a three tons per hour TCC unit. This unit was put in operations during 4Q 2008

A new TCC unit for M-I SWACO has been successfully commissioned in Bremen. It will treat oily cuttings from RWE.

Scomi Oiltools the Malaysian oilfield services company has been successful in a tender for Petronas in Turkmenistan. The contract includes the treatment of drilling waste and for that purpose Scomi Oiltools has ordered a TCC unit from Thermtech. The unit will be installed around mid of 2008.

TWMA is expanding rapidly and to meet the market demand for the treatment of oily drilling waste. TWMA  has bought six licenses in a time frame of 12 months since the beginning of 2007. The six units will be completed during 2008 and operational all around the globe. Further details found on www.twma.co.uk

After TWMA, M-I SWACO is the second company signing up a manufacturing license agreement with Thermtech. The license allows M-ISWACO to design and build TCC units for the treatment of oily drill cuttings based on the proprietary hammermill technology of Thermtech. www.miswaco.com