MMT Wins Survey Contract for Baltic Pipe Project
MMT has been awarded a contract by Energinet to conduct a route survey for new offshore pipelines in the North Sea and in Lillebælt, the inner Danish Seas, as part of the Baltic Pipe Project.
Under the terms of the contract, the scope of work includes geophysical seabed survey, geotechnical investigations, ROV inspections of existing utilities, and landfall investigations including Borehole drilling, reporting and data delivery and options for benthic investigations. MMT has assigned the company’s survey and ROV vessels, Franklin and IceBeam, to perform the offshore survey and smaller nearshore vessels for the intertidal and costal sections. Drones will also be used for onshore topography.
The Baltic Pipe Project, a joint venture between Energinet and the Polish gas transmission system operator GAZ-SYSTEM S.A., will provide Denmark and Poland with direct access to Norway’s gas fields.
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