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Home›Fossil Energy›EMGS: Boa Galatea Starts New Contract in Brazil
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November 13, 2012 · about 14 years ago

EMGS: Boa Galatea Starts New Contract in Brazil

EMGS, a Norwegian provider of electromagnetic (EM) technology, has announced that its Boa Galatea vessel has completed the 3D EM data acquisition under the one-year contract in Brazil. The company has informed that the vessel has already been hired for a new 3D EM data acquisition project in Brazil

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EMGS, a Norwegian provider of electromagnetic (EM) technology, has announced that its Boa Galatea vessel has completed the 3D EM data acquisition under the one-year contract in Brazil.

The company has informed that the vessel has already been hired for a new 3D EM data acquisition project in Brazil with estimated completion in early January 2013.

“EMGS will provide further details on this contract for the BOA Galatea as soon as it has been formally finalised,” said EMGS in a press release without revealing the name of the client. The value of the contract was not disclosed.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, November 13, 2012

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