
DNV helps technology developers by performing a systematic risk-based qualification process that clearly documents the performance of the technology.
Simulating how a structure or system responds to certain conditions is vital to complex projects. To deliver this, DNV provides a wide range of analyses and simulation tools.
Today's systems are growing increasingly complex, with a progressive impact on project risk and production availability. DNV offers a wide range of risk and reliability services to manage both technical and project risk.
Many of the component or system failures that take place in the oil and gas industry are related to materials selection or quality issues. DNV offers a broad range of services within materials technology and laboratory testing worldwide.
In order to support the global energy and shipping sectors with state-of-the-art laboratory services, DNV offers a wide range of testing capabilities, combined with strong multi-disciplinary knowledge and experience.
A fast-growing energy market spurs the need to develop new technologies. However, you need to prove that your innovation actually works as intended. To develop new solutions and bring the efficiently, safely and credibly to the market, DNV offers a recognised technology qualification process. The process could either be purely technical or related to the execution of a project.
DNV’s technology qualification differs from typical third-party services such as classification, certification, and verification, which basically confirm that the technology is in compliance with specified codes and procedures. Qualification, however, is defined as the process of providing the evidence that the technology will function within specific limits with an acceptable level of confidence.
Our technology qualification process and associated services aim at assisting in building and operating new technologies in a financially sound, safe, reliable and environmentally friendly way.
DNV offers a one-day course on qualification of new technology. This course presents an overview and the background of the DNV-RP-A203, and the qualification work process presented therein.

“Everyone wants to be first to be second.” This has been said countless times in the oil and gas industry in reference to new technology. No one wants to be the risk taker; not with a billion dollar project on the line. The challenge is taking the uncertainty out of the risk when using new technology.
DNV announces that its Seattle, Washington, office has been approved for accreditation by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) for acoustic noise emissions testing on wind turbines.