Moss Maritime’s Post

Diversity is key – for innovation, for profitability and for quality decision-making. Today we celebrate it twice: Yesterday was the International Women in Engineering Day and we, the women in Moss Maritime, gathered for lunch and a talk about what strengths and qualities women typically bring into the workplace and how to capitalize on that. This is also the last and main week of Oslo Pride, which is Norway's largest celebration of queer love and diversity, focusing on equal rights and human dignity. #diversity #INWED24 #LOVE #OsloPride #mossmaritime

Moss Maritime is capitalizing on the extensive experience in floating offshore installations and semi-submersible technologies to provide our expertise within design and engineering of floating offshore structures:  We are thrilled to have led the development of the Aqualoop Big Dipper concept for open ocean fish farming. After two years of pre-feed study, we completed a successful design validation and model test campaign in the SINTEF Ocean model basin last week. The design evolution of subsea fish farming is primarily focused on enhancing biosecurity, fish welfare and optimizing barrier structures. Submerging the fish cages reduces environmental impact on the units and minimizes the risk of lice infestations. Additionally, subsea farming enables better regulation of temperature and sea conditions within the cages. Sustainable design principles are essential, requiring robust barriers to prevent fish escapes and reduce emissions. The model test campaign confirmed the hydrodynamic performance of the design without any unexpected results compared to our numerical analysis. Demonstrating that fully offshore sea farming is feasible and that the Big Dipper concept provides a solution for harsh environments with multiple challenges. #offshoreseafarming #modeltesting #hydrodynamics

This morning, Moss Maritime was invited by Aqualoop to have ‘’Breakfast by the pool’’ to witness the validation of Aqualoop’s Big Dipper concept in SINTEF Ocean’s basin. We are thrilled to contribute with our offshore expertise into this journey of sustainable food production offshore. #fishfarming #sustainability #engineering https://lnkd.in/eyYbVV_F

This week Moss Maritime attended Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP)’s event ‘’LNG and energy value chain’’. Once again we were recalled of the important role of natural gas in the energy transition and the current increasing volumes of LNG and floating regas solutions. FSRUs are faster, less costly and more flexible gas infrastructures compared to onshore solutions and Thormod Andersen, Gas Process Technology department manager in Moss Maritime, presented the extensive portfolio of FSRU conversion and upgrade projects that Moss Maritime has contributed to, starting from 2008 and until today.  #LNG #FSRU #energy_transition

Moss Maritime continues to contribute in developing solutions for the ocean-based aquaculture industry. Together with our Client Viewpoint Seafood AS, we have successfully finished the design and engineering work of yet another fish farming solution for exposed offshore conditions. This is an important step and yet another achievement to strengthen our position in a new market for Moss Maritime. #aquaculture #fishfarming

Water is the very foundation for the floating nature of Moss Maritime's business. Admittedly, we mainly interact with salt water, but nevertheless we annually mark World Water Day at our office. This year’s theme of “Water for Peace” makes us contemplate the important role water plays in the world. Did you for instance know that more than 3 billion people worldwide depend on water that crosses national boarders? #WWD #mossmaritime

Moss Maritime would like to congratulate our long-term clients Golar LNG and Seatrium for the successful delivery of Gimi FLNG from Seatrium’s shipyard in Singapore. Moss Maritime has been an engineering subcontractor to Seatrium for this project, which adds to the list of a total of 10 conversion projects where Seatrium and Moss have, either in partnership or alongside each other, converted LNG carriers to FSRUs/FLNGs/FSU. This collaboration goes back to 2006 and showcases how the combined strengths of unique maritime LNG engineering skill and world class conversion execution capability offers competitive solutions to the LNG industry. Moss Maritime is grateful for the trust that Seatrium has had in the Moss engineering capability in this project, and our specialist LNG competence was chosen for engineering the integration between the topside and the cargo system, as well as for the extension of the hull structure. Gimi FLNG will later this year commence operation – we wish Golar LNG all the best for a successful start-up! #LNG #FLNG #FSRU #FSU