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Sartor Shipping

Bodø, Norway

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Sartor Shipping, also known as Hoyland Offshore, was founded in 1975 and now has over 50 years of experience in the global offshore sector. The company offers solutions for various OSV vessels and is engaged in equipping their ships with environmentally friendly systems while still relying on traditional hulls. Hoyland Offshore works towards reducing their actual carbon emissions through investments in green technologies and continuous optimizations of operational processes. They aim to have their entire future fleet run on zero-emissions.

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