Subsea and conventional
This part of the business designs, builds, installs, and maintains underwater systems for oil and gas fields, including pipelines, flowlines, risers, and subsea equipment. It also handles related offshore construction wo...
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Subsea 7 SA is a marine engineering and construction company that builds and installs the underwater equipment used in offshore energy projects. It helps design, fabricate, transport, and lay subsea pipelines, control systems, risers, and other hardware that connect wells on the seabed to offshore platforms or shore facilities.
Its main customers are oil and gas companies and, to a smaller extent, offshore wind developers and other energy firms that need specialized subsea work. Subsea 7 usually earns money by bidding for project contracts, then charging for engineering, vessel use, installation work, and related project management services.
What makes the business different is that it sits in a very technical part of the offshore value chain. Customers hire Subsea 7 when they need heavy marine equipment, deepwater installation know-how, and the ability to deliver large subsea projects safely and in difficult conditions.
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