ABS and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on a range of initiatives supporting sustainability, digital innovation and operational resilience in the maritime and offshore sectors, with a particular emphasis on accelerating the development of next-generation energy solutions.
Under the MoU, ABS and HHI will explore opportunities to support the development of solutions that address decarbonisation, digital transformation and evolving operational requirements across the global ocean energy landscape. The scope of cooperation encompasses a wide range of strategic focus areas, including offshore wind development, offshore substations, small modular reactors (SMRs), offshore spaceport infrastructure, and carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain solutions, alongside enabling digital technologies that support sustainable operations.
Matthew Tremblay, ABS SVP Global Offshore, said: “This agreement reflects our shared focus on helping the industry with practical, forward-looking solutions. By leveraging our deep marine and offshore experience and HHI’s extensive expertise in ocean energy and offshore engineering, we can help meet evolving sustainability and operational goals.”
Kwangsik Won, Senior EVP HD HHI, added: “As decarbonisation and digital transformation reshape the global energy landscape, collaboration across the offshore energy sector is becoming increasingly important. Through close partnerships with global stakeholders, we will advance low-carbon offshore energy solutions and integrate digital technologies to enhance efficiency, safety, and long-term competitiveness.”
Matthew Tremblay, ABS and Kwangsik Won, HD HHI (source: ABS)
