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We are pleased to announce that Sara Båth-Dahlström has been appointed as CEO for MMT.   Sara, who takes over on an interim basis, from Per-Olof Sverlinger, has been with MMT since 2019.    MMT was acquired by Ocean Infinity earlier this year. Oliver Plunkett, CEO of Ocean Infinity said:   “On behalf of everyone, I’d like to thank P-O […]

MMT has been awarded the 2021 export cable route surveys for the ‘Beacon Wind’ offshore wind farm. The project is led by the Company’s team based in Providence; MMT US Inc. Having commenced in April to complete in July, MMT, the Ocean Infinity company, is conducting a combination of Geophysical, Geotechnical, Environmental and Benthic surveys […]

Site operator Energinet has selected MMT to conduct the initial surveys of the seabed area beneath the future Energy Island in the North Sea. A purpose built, artificial island in the North Sea, Energy Island is set to be the world’s first offshore wind energy hub. MMT, an Ocean Infinity company, will conduct pre-construction geophysical […]

Combining world-class innovation with unrivalled experience Ocean Infinity and MMT are excited to announce an acquisition that brings together MMT’s deep expertise and established track record as a distinguished marine survey and data analytics provider and Ocean Infinity’s best-in-class robotic technology and operational expertise. The combined force will maximise the potential of Ocean Infinity’s fleet […]

MMT Sweden today announced the award of a major2 three-year contract, with two one-year options, for Nord Stream AG. The yearly inspections, to be executed through our cooperation with Reach Subsea, include visual and acoustic survey services critical for the pipeline integrity assessments, covering inspection of the European sections of both lines of the Nord […]

A First World War German submarine has been surveyed for the first time since its loss in 1917. Sophisticated scanning techniques and deep-sea video footage have revealed a large hole in the boat’s hull–caused by an attacking British naval vessel. During the summer of 2020, scientists led by deep sea archaeological expert Dr Rodrigo Pacheco-Ruiz […]