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Putting Power on the Seabed: Edging towards a Subsea Powerhouse

Elaine Maslin December 29, 2020

Siemens testing its subsea power distribution system. Photo from Siemens.

This article has been published in the November/December 2020 edition of Offshore Engineer magazine

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