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Home›Fossil Energy›Polarcus Nadia kicks off Fedynsky 3D survey
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June 9, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Polarcus Nadia kicks off Fedynsky 3D survey

Polarcus, a marine geophysical company, has started a new 3D survey in the Russian Barents Sea.

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Polarcus, a marine geophysical company, has started a new 3D survey in the Russian Barents Sea.

Polarcus, in collaboration with Russia’s Dalmorneftegeophysica (“DMNG”), has mobilized for the 3,000 sq. km high-density broadband Fedynsky 3D survey in the Russian Barents Sea. Polarcus Nadia departed Kirkenes, Norway, on 07 June for the project area.

This project forms part of the Company’s existing backlog that has been previously announced through the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Press Release, June 09, 2014

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