Saipem's people, technologies and extraordinary projects: a selection of videos that tell about our commitment towards a sustainable future.
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Building a bridge to the future
We are a global leader in the engineering and construction of major projects for the energy and infrastructure sectors, both offshore and onshore. Today we are building a bridge to the future, generating value over time for all with sustainable energies, infrastructures, and services.
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Saipem 7000 completed Hywind Scotland mating operations
In June 2017, our semi-submersible crane vessel Saipem 7000 completed the mating of the 6MW Siemens Wind Turbine Generators onto their floating support structures for the Hywind Scotland project, on behalf of Statoil. The operation was performed in Norway.
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BLUENZYMEᵀᴹ200
Bluenzyme200 is the innovative plug-and-play solution for CO2 capture based on our proprietary enzymatic technology “CO2 Solutions by Saipem™” which ensures a process with reduced environmental impact. Our first modular solution is designed for a nominal capacity of 200 metric tonnes per day.
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CO₂ capture and process
CO₂ can be turned into an opportunity with a proper strategy and the technology to capture and process it. We are up to the task thanks to our know-how in sustainable solutions and many strategic partnerships.
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New technologies: our Hydrone-R subsea drone
The Hydrone-R is one of our revolutionary underwater drones capable of carrying out small operations as well as advanced inspections on subsea assets thanks to a series of sensors embedded onboard and proprietary Artificial Intelligence features for unmanned navigation and autonomous anomaly detection on a wide range of subsea systems.
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FlatFish, our revolutionary subsea drone
FlatFish is our revolutionary drone for advanced underwater inspections and monitoring of complex subsea infrastructures to a depth of up to 3,000 mwd. The drone can be operated by a flying-hanging garage or can be permanently located subsea. FlatFish is the winner of 2023 Spotlight on New Technology Award by Offshore Technology Conference (OTC).
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Interview on underwater robotics
Matteo Marchiori, Saipem Head of Sonsub Robotics, introduces Sonsub’s underwater robotics. Sonsub, our centre of excellence for subsea technologies and robotics, serves the entire energy industry, including offshore wind and floating solar, and other sectors, in general, such as aquaculture, defence, and environmental monitoring activities.
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Castorone operations
This video shows the operations onboard our pipelaying vessel Castorone, one of the biggest in the world, during the execution of the Baltic Pipe Project. Castorone welded together onboard and then laid 150 km of pipelines for this strategic infrastructure project, developed to supply gas directly from Norway to the markets in Poland, Denmark, and neighbouring countries.
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OIE: An Underwater Balloon to Protect the Oceans
The Offset Installation Equipment (OIE) is an innovative system capable of preventing and limiting the dispersion of hydrocarbons at sea resulting from severe accidents. Based on the principle of the “hot-air balloon”, OIE is a 4-tank structure capable of blocking the leakage of hydrocarbons in the event of a submarine well failure through a capping stack.
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Saipem Safety Vision (2023)
In 2023 we built a new Health and Safety Vision, even more representative of our concrete and operational approach. The creative and rational process that generated the new vision involved our top management. Health and safety are fundamental and non-negotiable values for us. In Saipem, we believe we are all responsible for Safety.
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CodyTrip on board Saipem 7000
The first “CodyTrip” virtual school trip dedicated to offshore wind energy was organized on board Saipem 7000 our semi-submersible crane vessel. A unique experience that allowed 27,000 students from over 850 Italian cities to see up close how the major engineering activities for large energy infrastructures are carried out.
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FDS 2 – Adnkronos TV report
In a TV report by Adnkronos, Tommaso Gioja, the Master of our crane and pipelay vessel FDS 2, illustrates her characteristics and activities, and Marco Toninelli, COO of the Asset Based Services business line, gives an overview of our main business areas, our fleet, and our role in the energy transition.