Offshore

Seaway7 takes BC-Wind offshore contract in Poland

Seaway7 has secured a contract with Ocean Winds for the BC-Wind offshore wind development in Poland, transporting and installing transition pieces and an offshore substation, with offshore work starting in 2027.

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9, December 2025
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Seaway7 has secured a contract with Ocean Winds covering the BC-Wind offshore wind development in Poland. The project site is in the Baltic Sea, approximately 23,000 m off Poland’s coast, and will feature 26 wind turbines.

Under the award, Seaway7 will be responsible for transporting and installing twenty-six transition pieces, together with an offshore substation. Offshore operations for this scope are expected to begin in 2027.

Stuart Fitzgerald, CEO of Seaway7, said the company looks forward to working with Ocean Winds on BC-Wind and to further contributing to Poland’s offshore wind goals through its third contract in this market. Seaway7, a company within the Subsea7 Group, focuses on projects in the fixed offshore wind segment and states that it aims to support future energy systems that balance efficiency and sustainability.

Tags: Baltic Sea, Ocean Winds, offshore wind, Poland, Seaway7

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