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Seawork is a ”one stop shop” for buyers, providing access to the commercial marine and workboat markets. It is the largest European commercial marine exhibition held at the prestigious Mayflower Park venue in Southampton, SO14 2AN, United Kingdom.
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A second offshore windfarm service vessel is to be built for the same customer, following the win of the build contract for the first in 2021.
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As talks of a merger progress between offshore engineering giants Subsea7 and Saipem, Subsea 7 CEO John Evans has given a positive outlook after Q1 2025 results.
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First turbine installed at Germany’s biggest OSW farm
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INTERVIEW: Stillstrom on the brink of offshore charging roll-out
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Seawork launches membership for commercial marine professionals
Seawork, the largest on-water commercial marine exhibition in Europe, has launched an exclusive Seawork Membership designed to give maritime professionals a powerful advantage both onsite and online.
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Largest monopile installed by jack-up in Europe
The first foundation of a €4.7 billion offshore wind farm in the UK has been installed, standing 84 metres tall, more than 10 metres in diameter and 1,800 tonnes in weight.
