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Sonardyne to monitor CO₂ storage of the East Coast Cluster.

Underwater modules will collect environmental data for two years without the need for physical retrieval

The AHTS contracts have a combined value of approximately $210 million and will commence in the first quarter of 2026.

Offshore construction vessels are designed to optimize energy consumption, minimize emissions and provide reliability in demanding environments.

The CycloneCC system will enable the capture of up to 1,000 tons of CO₂ per day on board FPSO platforms.

These are the first ships in the world to operate under mandatory cyber notation regulations effective July 2024.

The initiative is financially backed by Crewstone International Private Equity & Investments.

The expanded canal saves more than US$200 million annually in transportation costs.

The module will allow a maximum regasification capacity of up to 1 billion cubic feet per day.

Petrojarl I is the most redeployed FPSO in the offshore industry.

This development strengthens Mitsubishi Gas Chemical's logistical capacity for methanol transportation.

The experience aboard the Mein Schiff Flow will begin in the summer of 2026.

The Deep Blue was raised 3.7 meters to check its eight thrusters at Gibdock Dock No. 1.