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With operations that have spanned the globe for more than fifty years, Subsea 7 is one of the most experienced providers of seabed-to-surface engineering, construction and services to the offshore energy industry. Headquartered in London, UK, Subsea 7 operates across 36 countries and employs more than eleven thousand people worldwide.

Safety, Integrity, Innovation, Performance, and Collaboration are the fundamental values of how Subsea 7 operates and distinguishes them as a leader in the industry. Subsea 7 is committed to conducting business with the highest standards of safety and ethical integrity, setting a benchmark that their employees, clients’ and business partners can depend on. They are committed to an incident-free workplace, every day, everywhere. Subsea 7 continues to minimize the impact their activities have on the environment.

Industry News

U.S. Territories Need the Offshore Wind for Territories Act

For Immediate Release: Monday, December 10, 2018 Contact: Justin Williams, (202) 465-8464, jwilliams@nullnoia.org U.S. Territories Need the Offshore Wind for Territories Act Washington, D.C. – NOIA President Randall Luthi issued this statement following the passage of H.R. 6665, the Offshore Wind for Territories Act, by the House of Representatives: “The House […] Read more »

Former Shell Oil President says Obama had nothing to do with increased fuel production

Daily Caller | Nick Givas | November 29, 2018 Former president of Shell Oil Company John Hofmeister said former President Barack Obama had nothing to do with America’s increased oil production and actually frustrated many areas of the energy sector. Obama claimed he was responsible for America’s recent oil boom during an event hosted […] Read more »

Offshore Energy Essential for US National Security, Economic Prosperity

Real Clear Energy | Jim Webb & Jim Nicholson | November 28, 2018 It is self-evident that improved living standards around the world and a growing global economy will only continue with increased access to energy, of all sorts. We know from past experience that any interruption in our energy needs, […] Read more »

New projects to reverse offshore natural gas production declines in Gulf of Mexico

Houston Chronicle | Sergio Chapa | November 27, 2018 New projects in the Gulf of Mexico are expected to reverse nearly 20 years of declines in offshore natural gas production, a new report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows. Offshore natural gas production in the U.S. waters of the gulf has […] Read more »

Don’t Believe Donald Trump; We’ll Be Just Fine Without Saudi Arabia

Cato | Emma Ashford | October 16, 2018 With the rumored killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, opinion in Washington appears to be turning decisively against longtime ally Saudi Arabia. Think tanks are returning Saudi money, lobbying firms are rejecting Saudi business, and Congress is actively considering sanctions on Saudi leaders. The only holdout is […] Read more »

Geopolitics of American Energy: Perry Speaks of Bright Future at VA Event

InsideSources | Erin Mundahl | November 6, 2018 Not all that long ago, avoiding gas shortages, and 1970s style gas lines, was a foreign policy goal for the U.S. Today, the development of fracking technology has made America one of the world’s leading energy suppliers, a position that not only […] Read more »