Roll Group to develop offshore decommissioning center in Indonesia

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Roll Group to develop offshore decommissioning center in Indonesia

Special Correspondent Keith Wallis | Mar 06, 2020 1:48PM EST
Dutch heavy transport carrier Roll Group is looking to take advantage of the growing Asian offshore decommissioning and fabrication markets with a new facility at Bintan Island.
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