BW Offshore signs FEED agreement with Equinor for the Bay du Nord project
The FEED agreement between BW Offshore and Equinor is driving the development of the Bay du Nord project towards the final investment decision planned for 2027.
The FEED agreement between BW Offshore and Equinor is driving the development of the Bay du Nord project towards the final investment decision planned for 2027.
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