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Highest safety standards in the Wadden Sea: HIMA migrates safety systems for Harbour Energy in Germany

Highest safety standards in the Wadden Sea: HIMA migrates safety systems for Harbour Energy in Germany

by Offshore Reporter | May 9, 2025 | Offshore

Time is money—in the case of oil production, even a lot of money. Therefore, the migration of automation systems takes place within a narrow time window. When updating the safety systems at Germany’s largest oil producer, Harbour Energy, meticulous preparation paid off.

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