Njord Survey, a Swedish company active in marine surveys, has signed a three-year agreement with RWE, one of the world's leading renewable energy companies. This agreement is designed to conduct surveys related to offshore wind farms in the waters of Britain and Europe, using remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
Agreement Details
Philip Lyongström, project manager at Njord Survey, stated: "We are extremely proud to have secured this long-term agreement with RWE. Over the past years, our teams have surveyed more than 23 complete offshore wind farm areas on behalf of the industry, and we believe this new agreement is a testament to our experience. This agreement confirms our position as a trusted partner for the offshore wind energy industry and allows us to provide high-resolution data with precision, safety, and low-emission vessel operations."
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Sustainable and Low-Emission Operations
According to information released by this Swedish company, marine operations under this agreement will be conducted in a manner that simultaneously achieves sustainability and high performance using carbon-neutral operational methods. Martin Wickmar, CEO of Njord Survey, stated: "This agreement represents all the principles that Njord Survey is committed to. We are strengthening our position in the offshore wind energy industry and providing smarter and safer solutions while maintaining a zero-carbon spirit. I am proud of my team. Our efforts in effective operations and carbon-neutral surveys set new standards for sustainable marine surveys."
It is noteworthy that earlier this year, Njord Survey signed a three-year agreement with the Norwegian state energy company Equinor to provide inspection and integrity services for pipelines in European waters. These agreements reflect the growth and advancement of this company in the renewable energy and marine survey industry.
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