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PEOPLE & COMPANY ¦ Seatrium ¦ Kongsberg Maritime ¦ Seatrium Powers First Electric- tricity that can meet the monthly ener- rium is advancing its design and opera- ity Export to Singapore Grid from gy needs of approximately 1,500 four- tional capabilities, leveraging data-driv-

Floating Platform room HDB households, underscoring en optimization, Al-enabled tools, and

Seatrium Limited has announced that its role as an integrated and scalable digital twin technologies. These e? orts it has achieved the ? rst export of elec- energy solution. expand its engineering, procurement tricity to the Singapore national grid In addition, the FLL has achieved the and construction (EPC) opportunities in from its Floating Living Lab (FLL), Remote-CON notation from ABS, vali- decarbonization projects, while growing marking a step forward in next-genera- dating its remote-control capabilities for its software and service o? erings and tion ? oating energy infrastructure. power generation and controls from an advancing ? oating energy storage as a

The FLL is a world-? rst, Remote- onshore command center. The notation new infrastructure asset class.

CON notated ? oating DER platform, recognizes the integration of advanced Looking ahead, Seatrium intends to classed by the American Bureau of automation, secure communications and scale the proven FLL capabilities for

Shipping (ABS) and supported by a control system architecture, enabling nearshore electri? cation solutions in

Remote Operations Centre (ROC), key onboard systems to be operated re- Singapore and beyond, drawing on its built on DNV's assurance frameworks motely while meeting stringent safety integrated capabilities in engineering, for remote operations. It integrates dis- and redundancy standards. digitalization and energy systems.

tributed energy resources into ? oating To further scale these capabilities, power assets serving both grid and ma- Seatrium has operationalized a ROC ¦ Kongsberg Maritime, BCIT Invest rine consumers across Singapore and built on DNV's assurance frameworks, in Future Marine Innovation Simu-

Southeast Asia. integrating secure communications, lation Centre of Excellence

Combining a stacked battery energy data pipelines, and human-in-the-loop KONGSBERG, Kongsberg Maritime, storage system and gas bunkering infra- decision support for centralized moni- and British Columbia Institute of Tech- structure, the facility supports emerg- toring across the FLL and broader con- nology (BCIT) announced an invest- ing business models such as PaaS and nected o? shore assets. ment that will establish the Marine new energy infrastructure ownership, Seatrium's ROC capabilities are Innovation Simulation Centre of Ex- positioning the Group at the forefront strengthened with the application of Al cellence (MISE) in British Columbia. of o? shore energy as power demand in and Al-Ops to automate data process- The initiative is designed to strengthen heavy consumer markets grows. ing, optimize energy use and acceler- maritime innovation and skills devel-

The FLL received its ? rst operational ates decision making with analytics. opment, support ongoing research and parcel of Lique? ed Natural Gas (LNG) Cybersecurity, including post-quantum development, while building on key in March this year via ship-to-ship encryption, protects systems interac- objectives outlined in Canada’s De- bunkering. The LNG is converted into tions with ROC. Together, these capa- fence Industrial Strategy.

electricity using onboard gas engines to bilities enable Seatrium to meet global The partnership and subsequent in- support Seatrium's operational energy standards for safety and reliability, vestment are enabled through the In- requirements, with surplus power ex- while scaling remote operations, im- dustrial Technological Bene? ts (ITB) ported to the Singapore electricity grid. proving asset performance, and deliv- policy, and in support of KONGSBERG

This dual capability enables the FLL ering advanced digital infrastructure programs in Canada. This investment to reliably meet peak on-site demand solutions to customers worldwide. will directly support improved facility while generating su? cient excess elec- In collaboration with partners, Seat- infrastructure, onboarding of applied 34 July/August 2026

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