Styrker beredskapen på Goliat

Published at: Mar 26 2015 - 09:38 / Updated at: Mar 26 2015 - 09:38

"Aptomars feltovervåkningssystem på Goliat-feltet gjør det mulig å ha en 360-graders overvåkning fra FPSO-skroget."

Eni Norges oljevernberedskap på Goliatfeltet i Barentshavet er ytterligere styrket gjennom en ny avtale med Aptomar og det Hammerfest-baserte selskapet O.M. Rønning Skipselektronikk, melder ENI i en pressemelding.

Kontraktsinngåelsen innebærer at O.M. Rønning Skipselektronikk vil stå for service og support på alle systemer og produkter som Aptomar har levert til Goliat-feltet. Kontrakten er også gyldig for andre Aptomar-systemer i Norge og internasjonalt.

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