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Oceaneering Redefines

Offshore Operations

As offshore energy development confronts more applications, increasingly complex operating environments, and a turbulent global market, adaptability and integrated offerings may be the solution. At the cen- ter of this vortex is Oceaneering Interna- tional’s Offshore Projects Group (OPG) and Vice President Dan Vela, who shared insights with MTR about the operations 20 of a multi-vessel, multi-mission feet.

By Celia Konowe 26

Efficiency First:

Inside Olympic Subsea’s Bet on Greener Offshore Vessels

A new generation of hybrid vessels is demonstrating signifcant gains in both fuel economy and operational output. For

Olympic Subsea’s owner and CEO Stig

Remøy, it proves that technology-led ef- fciency is the fastest path to decarboniza- tion—and a powerful business case.

By Josefne Spiro 26 32

Boosting the Energy

Efficiency of Water Processes

Water injection and the transport of produced fuids are some of the main energy consumers in offshore production.

Researchers at SINTEF point to the need for a balanced approach to optimizing energy effciency.

By Wendy Laursen 32

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