Subsea Technology

On Monday 3 May, the first ship ever headed for the upcoming energy island in the North Sea.

JFD has been progressing the build of three submarine rescue vehicles (SRVs) simultaneously; a world-first in submarine rescue.

The transpacific route segments off the west coast of North America have now been surveyed and the project will soon continue on the Indonesia segment through the Celebes and Java seas.

The Challenger Deep—the deepest known point in the world's oceans—has been largely inaccessible to all but a few scientific instruments that can withstand the immense pressure nearly 11,000 meters under the sea.

Fugro’s field campaign will run from July until August

Following several months of fruitful discussions and dialogue, several French players have announced the creation of the AMSSI (Agora for Maritime & Submarine Sustainable Innovations)

Jan De Nul Group has signed an agreement with Osbit Ltd (UK) for the design and construction of a new subsea trenching vehicle, named Swordfish.

NKT has been awarded a contract for the Troll West electrification project of approx. EUR 95m (approx. DKK 710m) by Equinor Energy AS on behalf of the Troll Unit.

Scientists from 29 European institutes observed as a pre-prototype nodule collector developed by Global Sea Mineral Resources (GSR) was deployed 4.5 kilometres beneath the sea surface where it traversed the seabed collecting nodules.

Sea trials were conducted from March 29 to April 8, held in Shallow Water and Very Shallow Water environments, in and around Buzzards Bay

Energinet has just awarded survey assignments to two experienced marine survey companies, which are expected to set sail in the North Sea in May.

This expedition will be the first of an annual series that will document the condition of the wreck, the debris field, and the marine life found there.