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Montreal Protocol
The deadline for the R-22 phase-out for Developed Countries is drawing near. Here's how you can better prepare your vessels for compliance with the recommended options available.
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Practising safe welding and cylinder handling
This is a description text for safer cylinder handling and welding.
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SIRE Version 7: Putting safety as the top priority
Pressure regulators and flashback arrestors on board tankers carrying flammable cargoes now have to be replaced every five years. Protect your crew and vessel by obtaining equipment from reputable suppliers.
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MEG4: Navigating through new mooring guidelines
Every year, accidents related to the failure of mooring lines cause severe injuries or even death. Find out how you can protect your crew's lives.
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IMO 2020 Global Sulphur Cap
Preparing your bunker tanks for the fuel switchover marks the first step of the journey towards compliance. Stay ahead of the game with our Test and Treat programme and portable sulphur test kit.
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IMO2020
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Financial news
For stock exchange announcements please visit the Euronext Oslo Børs news site at newsweb.oslobors.no. For press releases, visit our media centre.
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Right to play
The Wilhelmsen group has a cooperation agreement with the international humanitarian organisation Right To Play, which uses sport and play as an arena for development and peace. Through its support for this organisation the WW group is helping to give disadvantaged
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2012 - Yngve Søberg and Eugenie Skilnand
Søberg and Eugenie Skilnand were the fourth recipients of the Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation Opera and Ballet Prize. Yngve Søberg Studying at both the Norwegian Academy of Music and the Royal Danish Opera Academy, Yngve made his debut in the role of the Mandarin