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ABL is a leading global independent energy and marine consultant working in energy and oceans to de-risk and drive the energy transition across the renewables, maritime and oil and gas sectors. We offer our clients the deepest pool of world-class expertise across marine and engineering disciplines from more than 300 locations worldwide.

ABL has offices in all major marine and energy hubs worldwide. We have 62 offices in 38 countries across Europe, Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia.

We are part of ABL Group ASA – a leading independent global consultancy, which is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (ABL).

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The joint-stock company “EMS” is a maritime service provider that attracts attention as a “first mover” through innovative ship projects. The island ferry MV “Ostfriesland” was converted from conventional marine diesel to environmentally friendly LNG (liquefied natural gas) for the first time in Europe as a pilot project in 2015. A first German LNG new-build vessel joined the fleet in the same year. The subsidiary EMS Maritime Offshore GmbH offers comprehensive services as a maritime service provider in the offshore sector. Here, maritime applications for battery and hydrogen hybrid propulsion systems as well as basic Power to X applications for the maritime industry are considered and implemented.

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The Department of Economic Development is the regional contact point for companies and start-ups in all questions and concerns related to the topics of funding programs, business and economic development.  

The topics of the Department of Economic Development include traditional core industries such as port & logistics, fish and food industry, but also innovative industries such as pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. In the new energy sector, the Department of economic development has accompanied the German Offshore-Industry-Center Cuxhaven on its way to becoming the leading location in Europe. Last but not least, the Department of Economic Development is strongly networked in classic economic sectors such as tourism, trade and crafts.

afw-cuxhaven.de

Aker Horizons develops and operates clean hydrogen production on an industrial scale. The company from Norway is dedicated to creating value and reducing emissions through renewable energy and decarbonization technologies. During project implementation, Aker Horizons can draw on the expertise of the entire Aker Group and leverage its many years of experience in engineering, technology development and digitalization to increase efficiency and reduce project costs. By 2030, the company aims to have a net installed capacity of 5 GW of hydrogen production and will make an important contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.

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AUCOTEC AG, founded in 1985, develops engineering software for the entire life cycle of machines, plants and mobile systems. AUCOTEC solutions range from flow diagrams to control and electrical engineering in large-scale plants to modular wiring systems in the automotive industry. AUCOTEC creates the linking of company processes through a unique, data-centered cooperation platform:

Non-stop cooperative – from concept to operation

The Engineering Base (EB) platform is the result of AUCOTEC’s in-depth experience with specialized solutions for mechanical and plant engineering, process control technology, energy supply and wiring harness development. Its concept of focusing on data instead of documents has not only resulted in effective process optimization for numerous customers. It has also established a completely different approach to conventional planning systems. According to the AUCOTEC experts, maximum efficiency can only be achieved with networking and interdisciplinary cooperation – non-stop without system breaks!

Wind has enormous power.

Wind energy has long made an important contribution to electricity generation from renewable sources. Wind sets the rotor blades of wind turbines in motion. This drives a generator and the electricity generated is fed into the grid.

Germany aims to generate 65% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. Wind power is considered a promising energy source and plays a central role in energy policy.

In June 2013, the AVIA Group entered the electricity production business. Currently, 8 wind turbines with 20 megawatts of power provide electricity that is fed into the grid. Around 15,000 households can be supplied with renewable energy. The plants will save almost 36,000 tons of _CO2.

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