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15 mai 2012Inocean is representing Sway at the International Energy Agency (IEA) Task 30 Experts Meeting on Validation in Boulder, Colorado on the May 15-16th 2012.
14 mai 2012Inocean designs a new generation of icebreakers for the bustling Polish Oder and Vistula Rivers.
04 mai 2012More than 100 students from the Department of Marine Technology showed up when Inocean visited NTNU with the purpose of marketing the company as a potential employer.
25 april 2012A short while ago BW Athena arrived the UK North Sea field location - another step towards first oil. Today a ceremony took place at Inocean when a mini version of the vessel was unveiled.
05 mars 2012Oslo, Norway. 5th March, 2012 - Inocean, a leading Norwegian naval architect company, has signed an agreement with ABB, to set up an engineering services joint venture specializing in offshore wind integration projects.
02 mars 2012Inocean will support Aibel Norge AS in a Class B Study for the Substructure design of a Statoil FPU for the Astero field in the North Sea.
17 januar 2012Anchor Contracting (AC), owned by Inocean, has received a Letter Of Intent from NKT Flexibles for the EPC delivery of a Mid Water Arch (MWA) System for the Mumbai High west of Indian peninsular.
05 januar 2012Jørgen Jorde (47) is appointed as Offshore Wind Manager of Inocean
19 desember 2011Last week a group from Inocean paid a visit to Corcovado, one of Ocean Rig's new drillships, currently at Raunes outside of Haugesund, Norway.
27 oktober 2011Inocean will be assisting Statoil in a concept study for the development of the Bressay Field in the UK sector of the North Sea, west of Norway's Frigg Field.
In safe position
The FPSO 'BW Cidade de Sao Vicente' arrived at the Tupi Field offshore Brazil on the 24th March 2009, 15:50 hrs local time.
The journey from the Keppel Yard in Singapore to Brazil took 6 weeks, including a few days stop in Cape Town. 

The immidiate activities involve hook-up of the mooring and riser systems. Following completion of this, preparations will proceed to enable the FPSO to start its well test operations.

Inocean started working with the upgrading of BW Cidade de Sâo Vicente in summer 2008, and has been responsible for hull and topside structural engineering, technical documentation and drawings for class approval during the conversion from tanker to FPSO.

These pictures are from the shipyard in Singapore.