Permasense, a leading provider of remote monitoring solutions to the global energy industry, has opened an Aberdeen office to demonstrate its commitment to upstream clients. This follows the recent launch of ET210 海角吃瓜网� Permasense海角吃瓜网檚 break-through product for the real-time monitoring of corrosion and erosion, at upstream oil and gas assets.
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