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GCE Ocean Technology invites you to a gathering on seabed minerals

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On December 9, you can join the EMINENT gathering hosted by GCE Ocean Technology. Here you can learn about the main findings and knowledge the project has developed.

The EMINENT project has contributed to progress in environmental mapping and monitoring, deep water sampling, parallel operations, and solutions for production and mineral processing.

The seminar will highlight key results from the project and show how research and innovation collaboration has contributed to new knowledge and new solutions for the deep sea.

Here you can see the full program and sign up for the event.

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Progress in many areas

The results are based on three research cruises that have made it possible to collect important data and test methods and technology.

- "It's inspiring to see the results of almost three years of hard work, based on three research cruises, come together. We have made significant progress in several areas and see a real potential for establishing a Norwegian value chain for seabed minerals," says Anette Broch Mathisen Tvedt, project manager for EMINENT and CEO of Adepth Minerals.

The seminar provides insight into the project results and the way forward to establish a possible value chain for seabed minerals.


Portrait photo by Jon Hellevang
Jon Hellevang. Photo: GCE Ocean Technology

Contact information

Jon O. Hellevang
R&D Manager

+47 988 48 828
jon.hellevang[at]gceocean.no

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