Fleet
Leading-edge vessels, crews and equipment to execute subsea operations
Industry-leading track record in delivering global operations
Our state-of-the-art vessels allow complete control of, and support for, a wide range of subsea project and field activities. The vessels can execute subsea pipelay, diving and construction activities, and have connected assets like Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), construction and diving equipment, and mobile lay systems.
Our fleet management center of excellence has the resources and expertise to execute safe, reliable and cost-effective operations for our clients. In fact, we lead the industry in delivering global operations.
Reliable vessels
Our vessels are kept in prime working condition. Our experts ensure our fleet is fit-for-purpose and built to perform by conducting major overhaul, dry docks, upgrades and conversions to support subsea projects. Our reliable fleet are purpose-built and have a strong track record of executing subsea pipelay, diving and construction activities.
Seamless project execution
Our expertise ranges from offshore marine and construction personnel to onshore technical and support teams. Whatever the job, we have the drive and experience to deliver seamless execution of all our clients’ projects.
Solid partnerships and collaboration
At TechnipFMC we are proud of our client services and the collaboration between all of our stakeholders, contributing to the success of every project.
Greenhouse gas removal
Carbon transportation and storage (CTS)
We believe one of the safest and most efficient storage locations for greenhouse gases is in naturally occurring offshore reservoirs and saline aquifers. By leveraging our existing equipment and integration expertise, we are addressing greenhouse gas removal through carbon transportation and storage.
Offshore floating renewables
Wind, wave and tidal
Our work in offshore floating wind began in 2009 with the Hywind project, one of just two floating farms executed so far. Utilizing our expertise in integrated projects, we are able to serve as a system architect for offshore wind, wave and tidal projects, from technology development to project delivery and life of field services.
Hydrogen
Deep Purple™
There is a strong potential for hydrogen to become a crucial carrier for the storage and transportation of energy, while bringing reliability, stability, and efficiency to renewable sources. Our focus covers two areas: green hydrogen produced offshore by the electrolysis of water using renewable energy, and off-grid energy systems delivering renewable, stable power to traditional energy installations and remote islands.
Fleet
Deep Discoverer
A high quality, cost-effective DP3 diving and light construction vessel with in-built saturation and air diving capabilities.
Features and capabilities
- Length 121 m
- Speed 14 knots
- Year built: 2017
- Accommodation: 120 people
- Class 3 dynamic positioning system
- 250 Te crane and 1 ROV (1000m)
- 18 person, twin bell, 300 m dive system
- Air Diving System permanently installed
Deep Arctic
Purpose-designed and built diving support and heavy construction vessel, the Deep Arctic is suited for demanding environments like the North Sea and can work throughout the year in virtually all sea and weather conditions.
Features and capabilities
- Inspection, Repair and Maintenance (IRM)
- Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) on board
- Computer-based dive control system
- Pipe laying facilities
- Dynamic Positioning System
- Machinery/propulsion
- 24-man diving chamber complex
Deep Explorer
Built in 2016 with a large deck area, working moonpool, accommodations for approximately 150 people, and an offshore crane, the Deep Explorer is arguably the most advanced DSV in the world.
Features and capabilities
- Diverless construction activities
- Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) on board
- Inspection, Repair and Maintenance (IRM)
- Computer-based dive control system
- Pipe laying facilities
- Dynamic Positioning System
- Machinery/propulsion
- 24-man diving chamber complex
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