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The ocean plays a key role in the energy transition – so does data

Today, our ability to measure and monitor the ocean has increased, and we are collecting more ocean data than ever.

Today, our ability to measure and monitor the ocean has increased, and we are collecting more ocean data than ever. Image: HUB Ocean

Kimberly Mathisen
Chief Executive Officer, HUB Ocean, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Norway
Kjell Inge Røkke
Special Emissary for Industrial Ocean Data, UN Ocean Decade
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