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FEATURES 16

The Future is Floating ... Wind

While still in development, offshore ?oating wind promises to take the lead on utility scale renewable offshore energy.

Its success will rely heavily on skills and lessons learned from offshore oil and gas.

By Bartolomej Tomic

Source: Bourbon Offshore 20 2021 & Beyond: More Remote, Data, Autonomy

Bidding adieu to 2020 will come with ease to most of the planet. Looking ahead in the offshore energy sector, we see more remote, more data and more autonomy.

By Elaine Maslin

Source: Technip FMC

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By the Numbrs Op/Ed Subsea BrazilRigs & Discoveries Biden Administration can Baker Hughes Flexible Pipe

Align with Offshore Energy 5 By Erik Milito, President, NOIA Reinventing the familiar for superior subsea production. By Andre Macedo & Mauricio Region in Focus Brazil

Brandao, Sr., Baker Hughes 12 6 Digitalizaton The Digital Oilfield

Authors is Sooner than you Think

Coronavirus + a surge of connectivity 36 means take up of new E&P technologies.

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Products

By Tore Morten Olsen, Marlink

Editor’s Letter Subsea Technologies 8 30

Leading Off Remote Power on Demand

Hybrid Power 40

Geir Oscar Løseth, Kongsberg Maritime’s Remote power is a key plank in the push

Executives on the Move

GM, Sales, Advanced Offerings, discusses a towards resident robotics systems. hybrid battery solution for Island Offshore. By Elaine Maslin

By Bartolomej Tomic 44

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