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Home›Green Marine›Statoil: Two companies to maintain turbines
Green Marine

October 29, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Statoil: Two companies to maintain turbines

Statoil, together with Hydro and ExxonMobil, has awarded two maintenance contracts to Norwegian GE Energy Services and MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg of Germany. The total value is around NOK 700 million. The contract period spans three years, with the possibility of two, three-year options.

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Statoil, together with Hydro and ExxonMobil, has awarded two maintenance contracts to Norwegian GE Energy Services and MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg of Germany. The total value is around NOK 700 million.

The contract period spans three years, with the possibility of two, three-year options.

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