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Automated moorings

Cavotec deployed its MoorMaster technology for

Dutch private ferry company TESO. The vacuum-based automated mooring technology eliminates the need for conventional mooring lines. Remote-controlled vacuum pads can be mounted to the quayside or on pontoons for easy mooring and release. The technology is currently in use by bulk carriers, container ships, and passenger ferries. Cavotec is interested in bringing the technology to the offshore oil & gas industry.

www.cavotec.com

Seabed Mapping

ROV debuts at OSEA and Inspection 2013

Singapore’s Kreuz

Subsea took

The event known to many as the “Geilomøte”. possession of a

For personnel working with technology new Saab Seaeye development, survey and inspection in the

Panther XT Plus

ROV displayed at marine segment of the oil and gas industry.

OSEA 2012. Saab

Great facilities for informal networking.

Seaeye boosted the ROV’s power 6.-8. FEBRUARY, GEILO - NORWAY management,

REGISTER BY 21. JANUARY offering 50% more power and reduced its size, requiring less deck space. Its +47 22 94 75 60 / 61 10 thrusters allow operation in currents greater than

REGISTRATION four knots. The ? rst deployment will be offshore [email protected] www.teknakurs.no

Myanmar.

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Tekna - The Norwegian Society of Graduate

Technical and Scientifc Professionals

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