Oceaneering Joins Kontiki Winds In Electrifying Offshore Assets
Oceaneering International's Norwegian unit has signed an MoU with Kontiki Winds to pursue electrifying offshore assets.
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Oceaneering International's Norwegian unit has signed an MoU with Kontiki Winds to pursue electrifying offshore assets.
Oceaneering, a Norwegian subsidiary of Texas-headquartered Oceaneering International, and Havfram-owned company Kontiki Winds are teaming up on microgrid electrification projects using floating wind turbines to power offshore oil and gas assets and remote island states.
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