Daewoo, Samsung Heavy Industries Join Hands on Future Offshore Projects
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Daewoo and Samsung Heavy Industries said on the 7th that they had signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation in future offshore projects.
The agreement aims to explore new business opportunities in future offshore projects, including FLNG, and establish a foundation for continued technology exchange.
The two companies plan to pursue joint technical discussions related to FLNG development and technical reviews in the early stages of design and engineering, and build a long-term partnership by identifying technologies and solutions and sharing expertise and industry trends.
Daewoo and Samsung Heavy Industries said on the 7th that they had signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation in future offshore projects, building on ongoing discussions between the two companies. The agreement aims to establish a foundation for continued technology exchange and explore new business opportunities in future offshore projects, including FLNG.
Under the agreement, the two companies will pursue joint technical discussions related to FLNG development and begin technical reviews from the early stages of design and engineering. They also plan to identify Daewoo's technologies and solutions applicable to offshore projects, while building a long-term partnership by sharing expertise and industry trends.
Eddy Tong, commercial director for Asia Pacific at Daewoo II&I Business, said that global LNG and offshore energy projects are becoming larger and more advanced. He explained that the importance of close collaboration between materials technology companies and engineering firms is growing from the early stages of projects.
Tong said the agreement would be used as an opportunity to combine Daewoo's technology and project execution experience with Samsung Heavy Industries' offshore plant expertise. He also said the company plans to expand cooperation opportunities that can deliver practical value to customers.
Min Joon-ho, head of the Offshore Engineering Team at Samsung Heavy Industries and vice president, said Daewoo and Samsung Heavy Industries have built mutual trust and a foundation for cooperation through their technical discussions so far. He added that he hopes the two companies' expertise and experience will be closely linked on the basis of this agreement, and said he expects meaningful results in future FLNG and offshore energy projects.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407872
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