Subsea7 CEO John Evans exits on 30 June after 40 years with the group; Seaway7 head Stuart Fitzgerald steps in on 1 July and is also proposed for the Saipem7 set-up if the deal completes.
Seaway7’s semi-submersible heavy transport vessel Seaway Eagle has completed the transport of jack-up rig GMS Enterprise from Dubai to Rotterdam, supporting offshore asset relocation.
Seaway Alfa Lift has berthed in Invergordon to mobilise for Inch Cape, where it will install 18 jacket foundations and 54 transition pieces ahead of the 1.1GW project’s turbine phase.
Seaway7’s semi-submersible vessel Seaway Hawk is transporting four decommissioned U.S. Navy Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures ships to Philadelphia, with arrival scheduled for 06 March 2026.
Seaway7 has been contracted for foundation installation at Germany’s Gennaker offshore wind farm. The scope covers transport and installation of 63 monopiles and transition pieces, with offshore activities set to begin in 2027.
Semi-submersible heavy lift vessel Seaway Falcon has loaded jack-up GRID at Dos Bocas, Mexico, and sailed for West Africa, ahead of planned GRID campaigns in Congo and Angola through August 2026.
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.
Dogger Bank Wind Farm and Seaway7 have completed installation of all 277 transition pieces across the 3.6GW project, finishing 554 foundation assets including earlier monopile work.
Seaway7’s semi-submersible vessel FALCON has completed the float-off of the Stella Energy 1 MOPU in Luba after loading the unit in Dubai. The MOPU, recently converted by Drydocks World, is destined for the Sèmè Field offshore Benin.
