Enshore Subsea expands with the opening of second continental European office this year
Enshore Subsea is pleased to announce the opening of its new Rotterdam office, perfectly positioned to support the ongoing growth at Enshore Subsea. The office in Rotterdam is Enshore’s hub for acquiring larger scale projects with shallow water complexity in North-West Europe. The team, currently made up of Pieter Wijnmaalen and Lennart van Baalen, is […]
EPCI Project Update: Project Milestone
Another Dakar Marine Link project milestone completed in Senegal with two 100-meter HDPE pipes in place by the Herbosch-Kiere team, with float out installation analysis from the Enshore Subsea team of engineers. Dakar Marine Link is a project delivery joint venture between Enshore Subsea and Herbosch-Kiere to deliver the EPCI Senegal Power Compact Submarine Cable Project […]
T3200 Mobilisation
Following a refurbishment and readiness campaign from the Enshore Subsea team, T3200 safely mobilised from Port of Blyth at the end of the summer for an inter-array trenching contract on an offshore wind farm, located off the coast of the United States. The project is using the T3200’s hard ground cutting mode, with the option […]
Guess who’s back? T3200 is back!
In March this year Enshore Subsea proudly announced the return of the world’s most powerful subsea trencher, the T3200. After five months of refurbishment and readiness work T3200 is ready for operations! https://enshoresubsea.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/GUESS-WHOS-BACK-final-2.mp4 Thank you to all our Enshore crews, support functions, and suppliers who worked on the project! T3200 Specification Hire T3200
EPCI Project Update: CMOS Installer Welcomes VIP Visitors
The CMOS Installer welcomed VIP visitors onboard recently as part of a celebration of the subsea cable project milestone. To mark the project milestone arrival of 3,333 tons of subsea cable to Dakar we were delighted to welcome onto the CMOS Installer Meissa Diakhate, Director of the Minister’s Office for Energy, Petroleum, and Mines, and […]
EPCI Project Update: CMOS Installer Arrives in Senegal with Cable Consignment
The CMOS Installer DP2 cable lay vessel has arrived in Senegal with a subsea cable consignment ready for our ongoing EPCI project. On May 31st this year the CMOS Installer DP2 cable lay vessel 🚢, owned in joint venture between Enshore Subsea and Herbosch-Kiere, collected a shipment of 31 km of 225 kV subsea cable […]
EPCI Project Update: HDPE Milestone
The Dakar Marine Link joint venture between Enshore Subsea and Herbosch-Kiere hit another milestone last week when two 250-meter HDPE ducts were submerged on the seabed in the Bay of Dakar, Senegal. The HDPE ducts will bring ashore the two 17.5 km, 225 kV submarine power cables for client MCA Senegal II for the Senegal […]
EPCI Project Update: Safety First in Senegal
As operations ramp up for the Dakar Marine Link joint venture between Enshore Subsea and Herbosch-Kiere the focus from the teams is firmly on safety. In July the Senegal team launched its QHSE incentive programme to: ✅ Ensure a safer work environment by reducing the potential for incidents and accidents ✅ Encourage reporting and the […]
EPCI Project Update: Senegal Power Compact Project Milestone
Last week the Enshore Subsea and Herbosch-Kiere teams celebrated a milestone of completing the seabed CPT (cone penetration test) in the Bay of Dakar off the coast of Senegal for the Senegal Power Compact Project. CPT’s are used to determine the geotechnical engineering properties of soils and provides background information for the cable installation and […]
EPCI Project Update: VIP Visits to Senegal Power Compact Project
Last week saw more VIP visits to the Senegal Power Compact Project in Dakar for client MCA-Sénégal II. The Deputy Secretary of State of the United States, Mr. Kurt Campbell, the Minister of Energy, Petroleum and Mines, Mr. Birame Souleye DIOP, and His Excellency, the Ambassador of the United States to Senegal, Mr. Michael Raynor […]