Namaka Subsea Has Signed an Agreement With Aberdeen Based Software Development Firm DEV4 Online Ltd
Namaka Subsea are delighted to partner with DEV4 as their preferred software supplier following the successful development of their Diving Content Management System, NAMS – Namaka Asset Management System. The system provides a cloud-based content management system to support diving, ROV and marine equipment maintenance in compliance with international diving equipment requirements and project management scheduling.
NAMS was launched in October to supersede Namaka’s previous application DiveCERT and has been well received by companies around the world, and hosts assets for Hyperbaric Cable Repair Habitats and Military Diving Vessels.
Lee Duncan Namaka Subsea’s Managing Director said: “Working with DEV4 on the development of NAMS was a refreshing experience. With their team’s expertise and technical knowledge in software development, they were able to complete the project promptly.”
Gail Henderson, DEV4 Technical Director said: “We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the team at Namaka Subsea and aiding them to achieve further business growth through the provision of their client-focused software, improved business offerings and quality services.”
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Tekmar Energy to Protect Kaskasi Cables
Tekmar Energy Limited, a Tekmar Group Company, were pleased to announce a contract award to supply its TekLink® Cable Protection Systems (CPS) for the Kaskasi Offshore Wind Farm in Germany.
The Kaskasi offshore wind farm is a 342MW wind project located in the German North Sea. Construction work will start in Q3 2021 and the project is planned to be fully commissioned by 2022. Once fully operational, Kaskasi will be able to supply the equivalent of 400,000 households a year with green energy.
Tekmar Energy will supply the windfarm with their patented TekLink ® CPS to protect the export cables as they transition from the seabed through the dynamic zone. The systems will be manufactured at the company's facility in the North East of England this year.
Russell Edmondson, Managing Director at Tekmar Energy said, “We are delighted to once again be supplying our leading CPS technology to protect a major European offshore wind farm project.”
THREE60 Energy Further Strengthens Leadership Team With Key Projects Appointment
THREE60 Energy, the global energy services group, has announced a strategic addition to its Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPC&C) service line with the appointment of Garrie Scott as Projects Director.
Garrie brings significant UK and international energy industry experience to THREE60 Energy having spent over four decades with operators, consultancy and tier 1 EPC organisations in senior positions. He enhances the THREE60 EPC&C management team with a strong track record, delivering across all phases of the project lifecycle in brownfield and major project environments. From front-end to execute phase, Garrie’s project management career has focussed on collaborating with clients and stakeholders to successfully deliver high value against project objectives.
Garrie’s appointment comes as THREE60 Energy outlines plans to recruit 50 people over the next 12 months amid new global contract wins and predicted growth throughout 2021.
THREE60 Energy’s EPC&C service line provides a fully integrated offering across the project lifecycle and energy mix. Its strengths are built on the company’s strong reputation for lean, technology-led solutions delivered by a highly skilled and knowledgeable team.
THREE60 Energy provides Subsurface, Wells, EPC&C and Operations asset lifecycle services with offices in Aberdeen, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei, Bergen, Stavanger, Brisbane and Jakarta.
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