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Rolls-Royce Sells Bergen Engine Medium Speed Business

(File image: Rolls-Royce) Rolls-Royce signed an agreement to sell the Bergen Engines medium speed gas and diesel engines business to TMH International, the international branch of TMH Group, for net proceeds of approximately $180 million. TMH Group, based in Russia, is an engineering company in rail transport technologies and the world’s fourth largest supplier of rail rolling stock. It offers a range of products and services including medium-speed engines for rail applications with current production of more than 850 engines a year. Established in 2002, TMH is privately-owned and employs 100,000 people across 25 sites worldwide. Bergen Engines, based in Bergen, Norway, will be operated as a stand-alone business by TMH International, which is headquartered in Switzerland. TMH International already operates in Argentina, Cuba, Egypt, Germany, Hungary, Israel and South Africa.

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No Need For Mothership: Kongsberg Launches HUGIN

No Need for Mothership: Kongsberg Launches HUGIN Endurance AUV Kongsberg Maritime’s new HUGIN Endurance AUV can map up to 1,100 square kilometres on a single mission - Credit: Kongsberg Maritime Norway s Kongsberg Maritime has announced the next generation of its HUGIN Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) that can carry out long missions without a mothership. Named HUGIN Endurance, Kongsberg Maritime says its new AUV boosts operational duration to approximately 15 days, enabling extended survey and inspection missions far from shore. This longevity allows HUGIN Endurance to undertake extensive missions without the support of a mothership. Shore-to-Shore operations offer the opportunity to reduce carbon footprint for commercial activities and yet retain unrivaled data resolution and accuracy.

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Kongsberg Helps Reduce Expenditure And Emissions In Drilling Operations By More Than 25%

[FREE eBOOKs] Have You Downloaded Marine Insight s 12 FREE Maritime eBooks? Click Here To Download Now You are here: Home › Shipping News › Kongsberg Helps Reduce Expenditure And Emissions In Drilling Operations By More Than 25% Kongsberg Helps Reduce Expenditure And Emissions In Drilling Operations By More Than 25% February 3, 2021 TwitterFacebookLinkedInPinterestBuffer A collaborative, green solution developed between Kongsberg Maritime, COSL Drilling Europe AS and drilling equipment provider NOV is poised to generate major environmental and financial savings in offshore drilling operations. COSL’s ambitious ‘Energy Control’ project has been launched as a means of simultaneously slashing greenhouse gas emissions and substantially lowering fuel and maintenance overheads on the company’s rigs situated on the Norwegian shelf in the North Sea. Having already spent years pursuing energy efficiency in its drilling operations, COSL called upon the techn

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KONGSBERG technology helps reduce expenditure and emissions in drilling operations by more than 25%

KONGSBERG technology helps reduce expenditure and emissions in drilling operations by more than 25% A collaborative, green solution developed between Kongsberg Maritime, COSL Drilling Europe AS and drilling equipment provider NOV is poised to generate major environmental and financial savings in offshore drilling operations. COSL’s ambitious ‘Energy Control’ project has been launched as a means of simultaneously slashing greenhouse gas emissions and substantially lowering fuel and maintenance overheads on the company’s rigs situated on the Norwegian shelf in the North Sea. Having already spent years pursuing energy efficiency in its drilling operations, COSL called upon the technological expertise of Kongsberg Maritime and the specialist knowledge of NOV to take its corporate aspirations to the next level.

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Global Ship Radar Market 2021 Recent Trends, Industry Share, Size, Demands, Regional Survey and SWOT Analysis till 2026

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