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We are delighted to have appointed the expertise of MMT to undertake the marine survey work for Greenlink.
Simon Ludlam, Project Director for Greenlink
We are welcoming P-O and wishing him all success in his role as CEO – I am confident that together we will continue the successful development of MMT.
Johan Berg, Chairman of the Board of MMT Group
“Following completion of the geophysical survey we look forward to our continued work with AQUIND to deliver a successful Geotechnical campaign to further characterise the seabed conditions along the cable route,”
Nils Ingvarson, Chief Commercial Officer, MMT
Oceanology International is a great meeting place for the marine survey industry
Ola Oskarsson, Vice President, MMT
This shows that MMT can provide our customer with effective, high quality survey solutions meeting their high requirements.
Stefan Eliasson, CEO, MMT Sweden AB
MMT is one of the leading specialists in the marine surveying solutions with extended experience in working in the English Channel.
Kirill Glukhovskoy, AQUIND Managing Director
In 2011 we registered for FPAL since we took a large step in to the oil and gas market with our advanced marine survey and inspections services for the offshore pipeline industry.
Stefan Eliasson, CEO, MMT
By joining the biggest supply chain risk management community supporting the North Sea and European oil and gas industry, MMT Sweden AB has put itself in the best position to be considered for work with major oil and gas buyers.
Malcolm Wilson, Director for Achilles FPAL
“We are delighted to work for Energinet again and being part of another interesting infrastructure project in the North Sea.”
Åsa Pettersson, Project Manager, MMT Sweden AB
“I am very pleased to welcome Andrey to MMT and look forward to work with him to make our Russian business a success. His deep survey knowledge, business professionalism and extensive experience from the Russian market will definitely be an important advantage for MMT to support our path to growth.”
Stefan Eliasson, CEO, MMT
“We are very proud to be chosen to conduct the important inspections of this great infrastructure project and bring our new technology to the Baltic Sea. In cooperation with our partner, Reach Subsea, we will support Nord Stream’s safe and environmentally sound energy transport to Europe.”
Ola Oskarsson, MMT´s founder
To evaluate the impacts of surveys and take relatively small actions to mitigate negative impacts on marine mammals is a simple way for the industry to take responsibility for the environment, and ensure that the sea that we depend upon stay as wild and fascinating as we’re used to, also in the future
Andrea Johansson
"We have an exciting development ahead of us with new solutions to our clients and always to the highest speed and data quality."
Ola Oskarsson, Founder & CTO at MMT
“We are very pleased to say that we have been providing MCA with high quality survey data for over 10 years now and maintain a cohesive working relationship with the MCA.”
Martin Godfrey
Ocean Business is a great network event for the survey industry and I look forward to meet old and new contacts in the business. With our innovative and high-speed Surveyor Interceptor SROV on the market we have some new exciting information to release onsite. Pop by our stand!
Phil Wilson, Sales Manager UK, MMT
I welcome Phil and with his extensive experience from our core business, large network and sales skills, we look forward to work with him to expand our presence on the UK market.
Stefan Eliasson, CEO, MMT
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Marine survey work starts for Greenlink interconnector

The subsea field work for the Greenlink interconnector, one of Europe’s most important infrastructure projects, gets under way today with the launch of the first of MMT’s survey vessels, MV Franklin. The offshore and nearshore surveying along the proposed route of the electricity link between the UK and Ireland is expected to take approximately 40 days, depending on weather conditions. MMT were awarded the contract for the Greenlink Marine Survey (GMS) by Greenlink Interconnector Ltd in August. Image 1: MV Franklin ( © MMT Sweden) Further survey work along the 170km marine

MMT appoints new CEO

The board of directors are very pleased to welcome P-O Sverlinger as new CEO of MMT Group.Managing challenges such as growth, structure, people, performance, and technology have for a long time been on P-O’s agenda. P-O comes from the management consultancy firm Triathlon Group where he is one of two founders and has been the CEO for more than 15 years. During his time at Triathlon, the firm has grown into a sizeable, stable and successful international Management Consultancy with a client base in large and medium sized Nordic industrial companies. From this role, he is well acquainted with

MMT completes geophysical seabed survey for AQUIND Interconnector

MMT has recently completed a geophysical seabed survey and delivered the final report for the proposed AQUIND Interconnector offshore cable route.MMT surveyed a corridor between Portsmouth in the UK and the coastal region of Dieppe in France. MMT utilised two vessels: M/V Franklin for offshore works and M/V Seabeam for nearshore works. Four cables, bundled as two pairs, will be installed along the surveyed route totalling approximately 190km in length. No major obstacles to the cable route were uncovered during the survey. The survey results will inform Environmental Impact

Extended charter contract for M/V Stril Explorer

MMT has extended its contract with Simon Møkster Shipping AS for the DP2 multipurpose support vessel Stril Explorer.MMT has operated Stril Explorer since April 2014, equipped with the latest subsea survey technology and is very suitable for launch and recovery operations with Surveyor Interceptor ROV (SROV), Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV’s), Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV’s) and geotechnical equipment.  Stril Explorer has been part of project for MMTs clients such as Nord Stream Pipelines and Nord Stream 2 and will be operated by MMT during 2018 and 2019.

MMT at Oceanology International

MMT is exhibiting at Oceanology International for the 7th time. The event takes place at ExCel in London on the 13-15th of March 2018 and MMT will demonstrate the new version of the fast going survey ROV Surveyor Interceptor, now upgraded for UXO inspections. MMT launched the first version of the Surveyor ROV in 2014 at Oceanology International. Since then it has been working on some of Europe’s largest pipeline and cable route projects and has been developed in close cooperation with partners and clients. MMT will present the new and upgraded Survey ROV at Oceanology

MMT Sweden AB gains ‘shop window’ with euopean oil and gas buyers.

MMT Sweden AB (MMT), based in Gothenburg Sweden, has since 2011 gained a ‘shop window’ with companies in the oil and gas sector by joining Achilles FPAL - an online community which is used by over 90 buyers from oil and gas companies.MMT which has 240 staff and provides marine survey service, share on an online platform its capabilities and performance record in key business areas, such as quality, health and safety and financial performance. Achilles works to ensure suppliers’ information is accurate via data validation and desktop and physical audits. The Achilles FPAL community serves

Baltic Pipe route survey in the North Sea

MMT has been awarded a contract by the Danish energy transmission system operator Energinet as part of the Baltic Pipe project. The assignment includes a route survey for a new offshore pipeline in the North Sea and in Lillebælt, the inner Danish Seas. The pipeline is planned to have landfall on the west coast of Jutland and the total length of the North Sea offshore part of the pipeline is approximately 105km, the Lillebælt area is approximately 5 km . The entire route is located within the Danish EEZ and the scope includes geophysical seabed survey, geotechnical investigations,

Unique antique shipwrecks detected in the Black Sea

On Tuesday 19th September, after more than a month out on the Black Sea, the third year of the Black Sea MAP marine archaeological project ends. The main objective of the project has been to map the submerged submarine landscapes along the Bulgarian coast. The water level of the Black Sea has risen significantly since the end of the last ice age, and ancient shorelines can now be found down to a depth of more than 100 metres. Caption 1: Screen shot of the 2000-year-old Roman wreck in 2000 metres water depth. The port side quarter rudder with its tiller still attached (Photo Johan

MMT to exhibit at Husum Wind for the first time

MMT is pleased to announce its participation at Husum Wind that takes place in Husum Germany on the 12-15 September 2017.MMT has been working for some high end clients on the German sector for the past decades and to future explore the opportunities within here they will take part of this year’s offshore wind exhibition in Germany. It is a meeting place for cutting-edge technology and innovation for onshore and offshore wind and sector coupling and grid integration. MMT will attend with its sales and technical team will show demonstrations of its capabilities at stand, including the

Nord Stream Awards Contract for External Inspection of the Pipeline to MMT

Zug, May 18, 2017. MMT Sweden has been awarded a three-year contract by Nord Stream AG to inspect both lines of the Nord Stream Pipeline running through the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany. The external inspection of the pipeline will be executed by the joint venture between MMT Sweden and Reach Subsea.The scope of work, involving approximately 150 days for 2017, includes visual and instrumental inspection of the pipelines with remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) over the entire length of the route. The trenched sections and cable crossings of the pipeline will also be inspected. The survey

Growing demand for marine environmental and habitat services

There is a growing demand from the renewable energy and oil and gas industry on marine mammal observer (MMO) and passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) services. The awareness around marine mammals are constantly evolving and so is the regulations concerning them and their habitats. MMT has a long history and a strong focus on environmental services such as working with marine mammals. They are constantly developing and educating its staff on these important fields of expertise, to optimize their complete marine survey services and to take care of the important life beneath the surface.

Surveyor Interceptor ROV #2

On May 4th 2017, MMT, Reach Subsea and Kystdesign signed a contract for the delivery of Surveyor Interceptor #2.Ola Oskarsson, Founder & CTO at MMT comments: “We have an exciting development ahead of us with new solutions to our clients and always to the highest speed and data quality. Follow our development of Surveyor Interceptor #2 on our news sites!” Jostein Alendal, Founder and CEO Reach Subsea, comments: “From hard work and the driving attitude towards always being in the forefront, challenging what is possible, we have an exciting time ahead.” Image caption: From the

Hydrographic surveys for MCA in the Shetland Islands

MMT has since 2006 been one of the Maritime & Coastguard Agency´s Civil Hydrography Programme survey providers of high resolution multi-beam bathymetry, providing hydrographic data for updating nautical charts for safe navigation and efficient maritime transport. Currently MMT UK, based in Banbury Oxfordshire, is undertaking two hydrographic surveys in the Shetland Islands on behalf of the Maritime & Coastguard Agency.One survey runs from Yell to Unst and is a 45 day survey running along the coastlines. The other survey is a 90 day survey from Yell to Lerwick and is covering a large area

Mediterranean Pipeline Inspection project

MMT has entered into a contract with Medgaz in Spain for inspection of the offshore pipeline between Algeria and Spain.The project will be performed within the Joint Venture agreement between MMT and Reach Subsea utilizing the vessel Edda Fonn. The pipeline transports gas from Algeria to Spain and crosses the Mediterranean at a maximum depth of 2.155 metres of water. The inspection work will be performed in February 2017. The project is important for MMT and Reach and demonstrates that their significant investments in personnel and technology for pipeline inspection projects have

Black Sea Maritime Archaeological Project engages MMT to research the mysterious seafloor of The Black Sea

MMT are pleased to announce a contract award with the Black Sea Maritime Archaeological Project (Black Sea MAP) for archaeological and geological scientific surveys at the Black Sea.The second season of the project will be performed during September 2016 from the vessel Stril Explorer and will consist of detailed seabed mapping, inspections and geotechnical sampling in close co-operation with the project scientific team. The primary survey tool on board will be the SROV “Surveyor Interceptor”, jointly owned and operated by MMT and Reach Subsea. The SROV is the most efficient tool available

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