Trelleborg
Marine
Systems
president
Richard
Hepworth
said
that
the
buy
“bolsters
and
expands
on
our
berthing,
docking
and
mooring
offering”
to
help
create
“a
full
service
solution
that
can
provide
customers
with
a
“one-stop-shop”
for
LNG
projects”.
He
said
that
the
two
companies
already
worked
together,
leading
to
“natural
synergies”
from
the
tie-up.
SeaTechnik
managing
director
Richard
Ceen
credited
the
development
to
his
company’s
“reputation
as
the
world
leading
specialist
in
LNG
ship-shore
link
and
emergency
shutdown
systems”,
in
addition
to
work
in
energy
monitoring
and
performance
optimisation
for
ships
and
other
marine
installations.
Chester
–based
SeaTechnik,
registered
as
Sea
Systems
Technology,
employs
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