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OCEANAZ

익산시, South Korea

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What OCEANAZ does.

OCEANAZ is a trusted partner specializing in LNG storage construction, focusing on building LNG Cargo Containment Systems (Mark III & FLEX). As a subcontractor for Samsung Heavy Industries, the company provides expertise in project management, specialized equipment, tool and jig development, workforce training, and inspection. OCEANAZ has references from Korean shipyards where world-class LNG carriers are built and is also active in Chinese and Russian projects like the ARTIC 2. The company's headquarters are located in Busan, South Korea, with a marketing subsidiary in Weihai, China, and an office under establishment in Bolshoy Kamen, Russia. OCEANAZ has supplied verified equipment for safe and accurate installation of CCS systems.

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