Longitude is the design and engineering arm of ABL Group - a global and independent consultancy delivering marine, energy, engineering and software solutions to drive safety and sustainability in renewables, maritime and oil & gas sectors. ABL Group operates across 43 countries worldwide.
Longitude's division in Brazil - specialists in naval architecture and offshore engineering.
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The energy and marine consultants, delivering technical services to support offshore energy and maritime sectors at construction, operations, decommissioning and in marine casualty scenarios.
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Engineering consultancy, skills resourcing, survey and software provider, specialising in wells, subsurface, and marine operations.
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The renewable energy consultants - providing technical advisory, engineering and consulting for the commercial-scale development of renewable energy onshore and offshore.
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Longitude Engineering has developed a cost effective decommissioning barge concept for the safe removal of small oil and gas platforms for the PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP), a subsidiary…
Longitude Engineering, the specialist naval architectural design and engineering team of LOC Renewables, has been contracted to undertake a month-long feasibility study on behalf of premier…
Sector: Infrastructure
Longitude Engineering assists Deepocean with the MV Maersk Connector, the first ocean-going cable-lay ship specifically designed to be intentionally grounded as part of a cable-lay…
Longitude are exhibiting as part of LOC Renewables at Offshore Wind Energy 2017. Offshore Wind Energy 2017 is the largest offshore wind conference and exhibition in the world. This event…
Peter Kingsland will be presenting at a breakout session at Offshore Wind Energy 2017. Offshore Wind Energy is the largest offshore wind conference and exhibition in the world. The event…
Longitude Engineering working closely with Rampion and its contractors, has developed an innovative analysis and modelling process to fully understand why large monopiles oscillate in relatively small wave heights;…
