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Fugro and Magseis Fairfield join forces to capture opportunities within renewables and CCS markets

Fugro has signed a global cooperation agreement with Magseis Fairfield, a leading provider of seismic systems and services, to work together on project opportunities including wide area 3D ultra high resolution surveys (3D UHR) for the offshore renewables and carbon capture and storage (CCS) markets.

Under the agreement, both companies will jointly pursue projects that benefit from the combination of Magseis Fairfield’s Extended High Resolution (XHR) seismic system and Fugro’s Geo-data expertise.

Frank Koopman, Fugro Global Director Offshore Wind, said: “Combining high resolution 3D UHR data with other types of Geo-data into a 3D ground model, will enable clients to make better decisions faster and help support the growing offshore wind market.“

Tone Holm-Trudeng, Magseis Fairfield Director of Renewables, stated: “Magseis Fairfield’s mission is to bring value to our global energy partners and stakeholders by delivering leading edge, safe, sustainable solutions, through technology differentiation and key alliances. We are very pleased to have signed the cooperation agreement with Fugro, and look forward to collaborate with a strong industry partner to broaden our offering and support our customers through the energy transition.”

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