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Home›Subsea›Dolphin’s Two Vessels Operate with 12 Streamer Configurations (Norway)
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July 6, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Dolphin’s Two Vessels Operate with 12 Streamer Configurations (Norway)

Dolphin Group ASA announced that their flagship vessels Polar Duke and Polar Duchess are both operating with 12 streamer configurations. Both crews reached this milestone during week commencing 2nd July in an almost seamless display of teamwork and cooperation. This illustrates and further proves th

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Dolphin Group ASA announced that their flagship vessels Polar Duke and Polar Duchess are both operating with 12 streamer configurations.

Both crews reached this milestone during week commencing 2nd July in an almost seamless display of teamwork and cooperation. This illustrates and further proves the excellent experience of our operations and crews.

The rest of our fleet also continues to reach new milestones, with the Artemis Atlantic achieving record production in the Barents Sea, Polar Explorer successfully towing 12,000m and the efficient upgrade of the Artemis Arctic to 8 streamers.

The Dolphin fleet continues to operate in a safe and efficient manner.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , July 06, 2012; Image: Dolphin Group ASA

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