Neptune Energy’s new Digital Twins Reduce Costs, Time and Environmental Impact
06/03/2021 08:57
Neptune Energy announced on June 2 the digitisation of five of its operated offshore platforms in the Dutch, Norwegian and UK North Sea. This will enable approximately 90 site inspections each year to be carried out from onshore, accelerating work schedules, reducing costs and cutting carbon emissions associated with offshore travel.
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