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Mitsui OSK Lines Hosts Delft University Students for Marine Technology Tour

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Mitsui OSK Lines, a leading ocean shipping company, recently welcomed 34 students from Delft University of Technology for a visit to their Tokyo Head Office. The students, pursuing master's degrees in marine technology, embarked on a three-nation tour to Japan, China, and South Korea to gain insights into marine technology and the maritime industry in Asia. During their visit, MOL representatives provided an overview of the company's history, business operations, and environmental initiatives, while showcasing the Safety Operation Supporting Center (SOSC). The students also engaged in an active exchange of opinions with the professor accompanying them, who presented on the impact of climate change on floating facilities.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Delft University of Technology students, working towards master's degrees in marine technology, visited Mitsui OSK Lines' Tokyo Head Office as part of a three-nation tour.
  • The students learned about MOL's history, business outline, and initiatives on the environment, including the Safety Operation Supporting Center (SOSC).
  • The professor accompanying the students made a presentation on the impact of climate change on floating facilities, including FPSO systems.
  • MOL employees engaged in an active exchange of opinions with the professor and the students, highlighting the company's commitment to international exchange activities.
  • The visit was part of MOL's efforts to promote marine technology and the maritime industry in Asia.
  • Mitsui OSK Lines' Safety, Environmental and Social Report 2015 was highlighted as an example of the company's balanced approach to safe, environmentally friendly shipping and profitability.

Statistics:

  • 34 Delft University of Technology students visited Mitsui OSK Lines' Tokyo Head Office.
  • The students were pursuing master's degrees in marine technology.
  • The visit was part of a three-nation tour to Japan, China, and South Korea.
  • The professor accompanying the students presented on the impact of climate change on floating facilities, including FPSO systems.

Sources:

  • "Mitsui OSK Lines Hosts Delft University of Technology Students for Marine Technology Tour"
  • Tokyo-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (Company website)
  • Delft University of Technology (University website)
  • "FPSO - Floating Production, Storage and Offloading system" (External definition)

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