The world’s largest heave-compensated subsea crane is now being built by MacGregor in Kristiansand. The cylinder-luffing box-boom crane will lift up to 900 ton and operate loads down to 3500 m below sea level.
- Your need for equipment for the test lab, Sørlandslab, is duly noted, said Geir Pollestad, chair of The Standing Committee on Business and Industry (Næringskomiteen) as NODE met with the committee Monday.
Arendal is the place to be in mid-August, as top international speakers come to address global trends and challenges specific to the oil and gas industry.