Cargostore at Seanergy, France 2023
Cargostore Worldwide, a leading supplier of DNV 2.7-1 rated offshore containers, recently attended the Seanergy 2023 conference in Paris, France. The Conference serves as an invaluable platform for industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders to gather and discuss the latest advancements, emerging trends, and collaborative opportunities within the French offshore wind sector.
Our third year at Seanergy, we forged new connections and strengthened existing relationships from our distinctive lime green exhibition stand, which featured our recognisable DNV offshore toolbox.
Browse the photos from the event below to take a closer look.
Our signature green booth was a hotspot for client meetings and networking!
Above: Doria and Zac from our Taiwanese partners Maxlines show off their awesome caricature drawings.
Left: Andrew Hart and Sans Unkles relaxing at the River Seine after a busy conference!
Below: Nicky Milan and Doria catching up at the booth.
Above: Our signature green booth was a hotspot for client meetings and networking.
Left: Vicky Mant from Renewable UK steps up to get a caricature drawing.
Below: Dennis Schouwenaar and Jean Michelle from DHSS showing off our beautiful merchandise bags!
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