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Congratulations to TechnipFMC’s latest American Society of Mechanical Engineers Fellow – Kumarswamy Karpanan. The honor is given to ASME members who have been responsible for significant engineering achievements. Kumar, who is a member of our Technical Experts Program, has been a key contributor to our 20K High Pressure, High Temperature subsea tree, wellhead, and manifold systems. He is the fifth member of #TeamTechnipFMC to be made an ASME Fellow – an honor bestowed on less than one percent of the ASME membership. Well done, Kumar – we’re #TechnipFMCproud of you! #EnergyArchitects

Cycling’s more than a way of life in France – it's a national passion. So we’re more than proud of our engineers in Nîmes who not only apply their engineering skills to everyday work but also gave their free time to helping a local boy with a leg disability get back on his bike. 💜 🚲Léo’s leg made it difficult for him to cycle, and our team decided to restore his pedal power. 🚲Treating it like any of our projects, they analyzed the challenges then devised and tested a solution – developing a hard-wearing sliding support crank that they engraved with his name for that personal touch. 🚲The effort put into this six-month side project was worth it to get Léo going – and grinning – again. #TeamTechnipFMC is committed to making a difference in our communities – through projects large and small, but always with a personal touch. #ESG #EnergyToTransform

📢 We announced our earnings for the second quarter of 2024 today – and it’s another quarter of strong operational results. The highlights from #TeamTechnipFMC include:  📌 Revenue up 17.9% year on year. 📌 Backlog up 4.7% year on year – to a record $13.9 billion. 👉 Find out more in the press release: https://lnkd.in/dkKwm7aD #TechnipFMCproud #EnergyArchitects 

📢 Contract news alert! TechnipFMC will be designing, engineering, and manufacturing flexible pipe for Petrobras for use in Brazil’s pre-salt field - another contract for one of our core technologies. 👉 Read the press release on our website: https://bit.ly/46puUJ6

We’re proud of our team in Nigeria for helping children who are fighting Sickle Cell Disease. It’s an inherited blood disorder that stops tissues getting enough oxygen. Symptoms include pain, increased risk of infection, and anaemia. On World Sickle Cell Day, members of #TeamTechnipFMC visited Massey Street Children’s Hospital to deliver medications that will help young people affected by the disease. We’re #TechnipFMCproud of the way they’re making a difference in our communities, and we wish everyone who has the disease well! #ESG #EnergyToTransform 

It was a big moment for #TeamTechnipFMC in Guyana as our subsea construction work kicked off for the Gas-to-Energy Project, which would provide low-cost, clean fuel to generate reliable electricity to the people of Guyana. ExxonMobil Guyana #EnergyArchitects

We’re fitting solar panels at our site in Sens, France, which will help towards #TeamTechnipFMC’s target of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2030. The facility’s roof will be covered with 550 square meters of photovoltaic cells which, on sunny days, will generate all the energy needed there. 🌞 Sens joins a number of our facilities worldwide where we’re using renewable energy generated on site to reduce our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. #ESG #TechnipFMCproud

Deep Explorer looked pretty as a picture as she called into Bay Bulls in Newfoundland, Canada ahead of a project recently. And while she looks great, she means business. 💜 Deep Explorer is one of our three diving support vessels, supporting up to 24 divers who help us deliver subsea projects including construction activities and inspection, maintenance, and repair work. The vessel is also kitted out with remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to support activities, and a dynamic positioning system that keeps her exactly where she has to be to get the work done safely and efficiently. 👉 Want to know more about our vessel capabilities? Dive deeper on our website: https://bit.ly/4cgvhrt

The wonders you see when your job lets you explore hundreds of meters below the waves… A Greenland shark paid a visit to one of our remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) as our team prepared for work on a project off the coast of Norway. These sharks are mysterious creatures which inhabit the deep, far from human reach. Experts believe Greenland sharks grow to up to seven meters long, can live for 500 years, and have an appetite for almost anything. But we can categorically say that ROVs are not on their menu – and that you’ll have amazing experiences you never anticipated if you work with TechnipFMC. #TeamTechnipFMC #EnergyToTransform

We’re sending congratulations to our colleagues in Malaysia after they won two awards from a client. 💜 Our team won a silver in the Shell Safety Awards’ upstream category – and was named overall winner of the Environment Merit Award. Well done #TeamTechnipFMC. #TechnipFMCproud #EnergyToTransform