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Hydrogen as an energy carrier

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Investment in oil and gas industry projects, operations and innovation is returning. Yet strict cost control remains high on the agenda as the sector adapts to a new normal of faster, leaner and cleaner operations in the energy transition.  

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Remote technology points to cost efficiency and quality gains

Remote technology can provide easy, near-real-time access to experts in any internet-connected location at any time.

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Governments get serious about hydrogen

Governments worldwide are showing increasing interest in hydrogen as a clean energy carrier to complement electricity in decarbonizing national energy systems.

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Meeting the challenge of China's dash for gas

The People's Republic of China's switch from coal to gas, to decarbonize its energy mix and tackle pollution under its Blue Sky policy, requires importing a lot more gas

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Evaluating hydrogen as an energy carrier

DNV GL research paper sees decarbonization driving significantly greater use of hydrogen for energy by 2050

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Data smart asset solution - Digital twin

Data smart asset solutions are a key to improved business performance and risk management.

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Boosting the business value of risk assessment

Shifting from static QRA models to dynamic risk-based safety management

Remote survey

Bringing DNV GL’s experts closer to our customers, quicker

We're helping operators and their suppliers to reduce costs and enhance safety, quality and performance through remote survey solutions for our inspection, verification and marine warranty services.

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Container certification

Faster and more efficient offshore container certification based on DNVGL-ST-E271

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MyQRA: Dynamic quantitative risk assessment and online sensitivities

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09 May 2019

DNV GL’s Deep Search technology enables secure, fast and efficient processing of company knowledge and data

Houston, TX, US, 9 May 2019: Designed to dramatically cut the time and effort required to find information, DNV GL’s Veracity Deep Search distils vast amounts of data at speed. It combines secure data capture and sharing to allow knowledge workers to easily gather data from many disparate sources, store it in one central data lake and share with their team for collaboration.

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11 April 2019

DNV GL launches major update to ISRS™ with increased scope and new tools to measure the health of business processes

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 11 April 2019: The 9th Edition of DNV GL’s unique integrated management system approach has been launched today. ISRS is used to assess, improve and demonstrate the health of organizations' business processes. It provides a range of tried, tested and trusted tools and methodologies which form an integrated management system, used to assess, flexibly implement, and benchmark safety and sustainability management in a wide range of industries and organizations.

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09 April 2019

Joint industry program in Singapore aims to boost the use of additive manufacturing in the maritime industry

DNV GL has been appointed as the lead researcher of the first phase of a new Singapore-based program to study the feasibility of additive manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, in the maritime industry. In a joint industry program (JIP) initiated by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), DNV GL will team up with ten member companies of the Singapore Ship Association (SSA) to examine how spare parts produced by 3D printers can help the capital-intensive industry to cut costs and downtimes.

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03 April 2019

Greater flexibility is key to LNG infrastructure growth as DNV GL research reveals concerns over capital spending and price uncertainty

Oslo, 3 April 2019: A new report published by DNV GL has revealed that the vast majority (85%) of professionals working in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector believe that more investment is needed in LNG infrastructure to satisfy forecasts for growing global demand after 2025. However, more than two-thirds (69%) stated that uncertainty over prices is limiting spending in the megaprojects needed to feed the world’s growing appetite for LNG.

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22 January 2019

Growing belief in prospects for gas spur East Mediterranean oil and gas industry’s confidence, raising expectations of higher capital spending and headcount

Oslo, 22 January 2019: Driven by opportunities stemming from the region’s vast gas reserves, three quarters (75%) of East Mediterranean senior oil and gas professionals expect their companies to increase or maintain capital expenditure (capex) in 2019. More than a fifth (22%) expect to increase overall headcount this year, nearly double the 12% who anticipated doing so in 2018, and a seven-fold increase compared with only 3% in 2017

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