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Home›Subsea›CWind wraps up pipelines survey for DEME in Taiwan
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May 14, 2020 · about 6 years ago

CWind wraps up pipelines survey for DEME in Taiwan

CWind Taiwan has completed a seabed survey for DEME along the gas pipelines in the Anping area.The gas pipelines are located 8.6km northwest of Anping port, in Southern Taiwan. CWind Taiwan undertook a series of multibeam surveys in the adjoining area, including the slopes they traverse, to provide

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CWind Taiwan has completed a seabed survey for DEME along the gas pipelines in the Anping area. The gas pipelines are located 8.6km northwest of Anping port, in Southern Taiwan.

CWind Taiwan undertook a series of multibeam surveys in the adjoining area, including the slopes they traverse, to provide a better understanding of current conditions.

CWind Taiwan worked alongside its joint venture partner IOVTEC and its Taiwan-flagged survey vessels, Ocean Surveyor 2 & 6.

CWind Taiwan has provided DEME with critical subsea intelligence to enable more informed decision making with regards to the seabed condition for its future rock-dumping work.

Ethan Wang , commercial director of CWind Taiwan, said, “We feel honoured to support DEME on this project. By utilising our Taiwan-flagged vessels Ocean Surveyor 2 & 6 and in-country project teams, we were able to respond rapidly to DEME’s requirement and maximise data acquisition during the challenging winter months. It’s a testament to our performance that DEME has asked us to continue supporting their survey requirements over the next two years.”

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