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InterMoor Installs 2 Subsea Trees for LLOG in Gulf of Mexico
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InterMoor, an Acteon company, has successfully completed the installation of two subsea trees for LLOG Exploration Company in the Gulf of Mexico, announced InterMoor President Tom Fulton.
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