Out offshore, a vessel has one job when it comes to positioning: to know exactly where it is. Whether installing wind turbines, supporting subsea construction, carrying out inspection or manoeuvring inside a controlled zone, dynamic positioning (DP) allows a vessel to hold position, heading and manoeuvre within tight tolerances for hours — sometimes days — at a time. When it works, it’s invisible. But DP is only as good as the position data it receives.

Shell Brasil, Petrobras, SENAI CIMATEC, and Sonardyne complete the first qualification phase of the OD OBN subsea seismic node system with a significant milestone.

Why offshore CCS needs integrated MMV: building confidence that stored CO₂ remains safely contained for decades.