DNV and Seatrium Partner for Sustainable Marine and Offshore Innovation

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  • DNV and Seatrium signed an MoU to collaborate on sustainable solutions for the marine and offshore industries.
  • The partnership focuses on decarbonization, digital innovation, and advanced engineering capabilities.
  • Key areas include floating offshore wind turbines, hydrogen and ammonia platforms, and FPSO units.
  • DNV awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) certificates for Seatrium’s innovative floating wind turbine designs.

DNV and Seatrium have announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate sustainability and innovation in the marine and offshore sectors. Reported by DNV, this partnership aims to integrate advanced technologies, optimize processes, and address key challenges in decarbonization and digitalization.

Collaborative Objectives and Key Areas

The MoU outlines cooperation in regulatory guidance, market trends, and emerging technologies, with a focus on improving efficiencies in newbuild, conversion, and retrofit projects. Areas of focus include developing floating offshore wind turbines, hydrogen and ammonia production platforms, and next-generation Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) units.

Advancing Digitalization and Cybersecurity

The partnership leverages DNV’s expertise in cybersecurity and digital solutions to enhance Seatrium’s digital service offerings. This integration aims to improve operational efficiency and support the energy transition within the marine and offshore industries.

Vision from Industry Leaders

Remi Eriksen, DNV Group President and CEO, highlighted the collaboration’s potential to deliver transformative solutions for a sustainable future. Seatrium CEO Chris Ong emphasized the role of state-of-the-art technologies in addressing current energy challenges and achieving maritime decarbonization goals.

Recognitions and Innovations

During the MoU signing ceremony, DNV awarded Seatrium two Approval in Principle (AiP) certificates for their innovative FWSS and SWACH floating wind turbine designs. These designs, optimized for 15MW turbines, are engineered for efficient fabrication and cost-effectiveness, supporting the rapid growth of the floating offshore wind market.

Conclusion

The DNV-Seatrium partnership represents a major step toward sustainable advancements in the marine and offshore sectors. By combining expertise in engineering, decarbonization, and digital technologies, the collaboration aims to address environmental challenges and foster innovation for a greener future.

 

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Source: DNV