Decommissioning
Offshore constructions are designed to cover decades, but will reach at some point the end of their lifetime and need to be decommissioned. This work must be done safely and with as little environmental impact as possible. Removal is often more challenging than installation because you depend on the installation functionalities which are applied to the construction with only commissioning in mind. Each project is unique and requires therefore optimal, creative and tailor-made solutions.
Take a look at our Services page to learn more about how TWD can assist in your upcoming decommissioning project.
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