From Office to Ocean: Navigating the Future of Offshore Energy Connectivity

From Office to Ocean: Navigating the Future of Offshore Energy Connectivity

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The oil and gas sector is at the forefront of connective technology, yet rigs are in dire need of a connectivity revolution. In envisioning the oil rigs of the future, top on the list must be the ability to connect to high-speed, reliable internet, unlocking a myriad of benefits. The…

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Chris Schonhut
Director of Maritime & Energy - The Clarus Networks Group

Chris Schonhut, Director of Maritime & Energy, The Clarus Networks Group, is an accomplished and visionary leader in the global maritime and offshore energy sector, with wide ranging experience driving strategic initiatives, fostering industry partnerships and spearheading innovative solutions.

With a background in maritime connectivity and management, Schonhut’s career trajectory has included working with leading maritime corporations and energy firms. Schonhut successfully navigates the complexities of fully optimized, multimillion-dollar operational connectivity and IT projects in challenging marine environments, using expertise in risk management and compliance.

At Clarus, Schonhut takes pride in connecting the unconnected through the orchestration of large-scale maritime and offshore energy solutions. Driven by a steadfast commitment to leveraging technology and sustainable practices, Schonhut is shaping the future of maritime and offshore energy connectivity by collaborating with industry leaders to deliver high-speed internet everywhere, for everyone.

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Oil and gas operations are commonly found in remote locations far from company headquarters. Now, it's possible to monitor pump operations, collate and analyze seismic data, and track employees around the world from almost anywhere. Whether employees are in the office or in the field, the internet and related applications enable a greater multidirectional flow of information – and control – than ever before.

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