Portuguese Falcon24/06/2010 |
| Head of Taste of Imagination-Inspection Technology, Nelson Santo, says he has chosen the SAAB Seaeye Falcon for its performance in the oil and gas industry, along with its wide range of operational capabilities and low entry cost. His subsea services company was formed to support offshore development planned by the Portuguese Government, and provide ROV services in existing Angolan oil fields. |
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Courses cover technical skills required for the operations and maintenance of the ROV, and knowledge of the work environment and regulations.With over 200 Falcons in use around the globe Saab Seaeye has created a winning formula with an ROV small enough to be manhandled, yet packed with technological innovations.
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A proposal is underway for the government to extend the Portuguese Continental Shelf beyond 200 nautical miles, with representation made at the United Nations to the Commission on the Limits of the Extension of Continental Shelf.