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Quiet-Oceans

Brest, France

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What Quiet-Oceans does.

Quiet-Oceans is a French company with its office in Plozane, founded in 2012. The company offers solutions for predicting, monitoring, and reducing anthropogenic noise in the sea. It collaborates closely with the CLS Group to develop innovative and comprehensive solutions for underwater noise assessment, monitoring, and mitigation. Quiet-Oceans assists its customers in addressing requirements in the field of renewable marine energy, maritime construction, and the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). The company specializes in protecting marine ecosystems and minimizing the environmental impacts of human activities.

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