Decom Joint Venture Launches New Name
The 50:50 decommissioning joint venture between Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service launched its new name on Friday; Maersk Decom.
The company, which was established in April 2018, now has its senior management team in place and has received interest from the global market, according to a statement published on Maersk Drilling’s website on Friday.
“Maersk Decom may be a new company, but it is built on the track record that both parent companies, Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service, have already established within the field of decommissioning,” Lars Banke, CEO of Maersk Decom, said in a company statement.
“The name carries with it the long legacy of delivering safe and efficient operations to the offshore energy sector, and the global footprint and corporate values that we will continue to share with both parent companies,” he added.
In addition to the launch of the new name, a company website has also been established.
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