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BeyonC AS

Fauske, Norway

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What BeyonC AS does.

BeyonC AS specializes in cathodic protection surveys, providing accurate CP data for informed integrity decisions. They use custom-built ROVs to conduct subsea asset surveys, including jackets, wellheads, monopiles, pipelines, and power cables in shallow waters. Their unique Acro-ROV is designed for stationary assets, while the Syncro-ROV is tailored for pipelines and cables. Based in Europe, they offer worldwide services from their operations hub in Ranheim, Norway. They deliver comprehensive surveys including structural inspection, condition assessment, and mapping of offshore infrastructure.

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