Oceânica Company Hires Norwegian Shipyard Green Yard Kleven For Refurbishment Services On Support Vessels Operating In The Brazilian Offshore Sector

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Published on 15/08/2022 at 09:54

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The Offshore Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil Will Become Even More Modern After The Refurbishment Services On The Support Vessels Of Oceânica Company, Which Hired The Green Yard Kleven Shipyard For The Implementation Of The Works.

On last Tuesday (09/08), the Brazilian company Oceânica announced a new contract in the national oil and gas sector, an agreement with the Green Yard Kleven shipyard for the refurbishment and modernization services of two support vessels. The company aims to ensure even more efficient technology in the PSV-type vessels and will use the ships for the Brazilian offshore oil and gas sector.

Oceânica And Green Yard Kleven Form Partnership For Refurbishment Works On Support Vessels For Future Use In The Country’s Offshore Sector

The support navigation sector in Brazil has just received an attractive news for oil companies, an agreement between the Brazilian Oceânica and the Norwegian shipyard Green Yard Kleven, which will join forces for the modernization and refurbishment of two ships from the Brazilian company during the upcoming periods.

Thus, the shipyard will carry out the works on two PSV-type vessels, used for supplying and provisioning oil and gas platforms in the Brazilian offshore market.

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Refurbishment And Modernization Project For Support Vessels Has A Series Of Benefits For The Maritime Transport Sector, Confirms Green Yard Kleven

The hiring of the Norwegian shipyard Green Yard Kleven for the refurbishment and modernization works of the support vessels will guarantee a series of benefits for the offshore oil and gas production market in Brazil.

Among them, the main one is the reuse of existing materials in the vessel, thus ensuring a reduction in the consumption of products and a consequent decrease in costs, as well as, of course, contributing to the global environmental agenda, as less waste will be sent to the environment.

Additionally, the Retrofit Sales Manager of Green Yard Kleven, Karl Johan Barstad, commented that the reduction of costs and waste production in the refurbishment of support vessels with Green Yard Kleven will not compromise the quality of the services provided by the vessels, thus ensuring only positive outcomes for Oceânica in the national offshore market.

Learn More About The Oceânica Company

The Oceânica company is a Brazilian firm focused on providing services geared towards prevention, contingency, and engineering, aiming to mitigate the risk of potential environmental impacts, as well as ensuring more quality and efficiency in the operations of exploration and production of fuels in the Brazilian offshore sector.

Oceânica Company Hires Norwegian Shipyard Green Yard Kleven For Refurbishment Services On Support Vessels Operating In The Brazilian Offshore Sector

The Offshore Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil Will Become Even More Modern After The Refurbishment Services On The Support Vessels Of Oceânica Company, Which Hired The Green Yard Kleven Shipyard For The Implementation Of The Works.

Oceânica And Green Yard Kleven Form Partnership For Refurbishment Works On Support Vessels For Future Use In The Country’s Offshore Sector

Refurbishment And Modernization Project For Support Vessels Has A Series Of Benefits For The Maritime Transport Sector, Confirms Green Yard Kleven

Learn More About The Oceânica Company

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Oceânica Company Hires Norwegian Shipyard Green Yard Kleven For Refurbishment Services On Support Vessels Operating In The Brazilian Offshore Sector

The Offshore Oil And Natural Gas Sector In Brazil Will Become Even More Modern After The Refurbishment Services On The Support Vessels Of Oceânica Company, Which Hired The Green Yard Kleven Shipyard For The Implementation Of The Works.

Oceânica And Green Yard Kleven Form Partnership For Refurbishment Works On Support Vessels For Future Use In The Country’s Offshore Sector

Refurbishment And Modernization Project For Support Vessels Has A Series Of Benefits For The Maritime Transport Sector, Confirms Green Yard Kleven

Learn More About The Oceânica Company

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