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projects like these, as we know we can handle them,” jects as well,” states Rosenvinge-Grønne aware of what
says Johnny Rosenvinge-Grønne, explaining how the may be the outcome of experience and know-how. That
company’s stragegy has meant that Hytor lately benefit- goes for the North Sea as well as elsewhere, where total
ted from the decrease in the activity level by upgrading a solutions are required.
number of internal procedures.
“When we take upon us a project like the Tyra Future
In addition to that the company has increased its focus we, naturally, challenge the technical part of it, and that
on wind power, and here four decades of experience goes, especially, for the first part of the phase. There
from offshore has been most helpful and prepared the are many aspects to juggle as it is still a project under
staff for new types of demanding assignments. development, so we offer a daily sparring regarding the
technicalities. That is probably why we have got further
“In the period of low activity these contracts contributed contracts for the Tyra project. We have seen to, that our
to the maintaining of our staff so we knew we were pre- client is comfortable with our work. It has increased the
pared in case we should get a contract for Tyra Future. value of the contract, and we see, that there are more
A preparation also needed if chasing the orders for the requests for us in the pipeline working the way we do,”
three new platforms which is on the way in Qatar. The concludes Johnny Rosenvinge-Grønne, who is realising
activities in the North Sea may very well be increasing, that in the long run the strategy has paid off.
but we find the international market attractive too, and
we have proved that we can handle international pro-

The well head panels for Tyra is made in Esbjerg.
Photo: Niels Husted

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