What We Do
Safe and responsible recovery of OOS Cables
We are dedicated to marine environmental services, specializing in the safe and responsible retrieval and recycling of retired submarine telecommunications cables from oceans and seas. Our expertise lies in deep-water cable recovery, shore-end removal, depot clearance, and logistics management.
Our Mission
Restoring ocean habitats through sustainable reclamation
Our planet faces significant environmental challenges, urging us to reconsider our interaction with the natural world. We help clients enhance their corporate sustainability by reclaiming valuable materials from assets like submarine cables while restoring the ocean floor’s natural habitat and fostering responsible carbon footprint management.
10 Years of Operations
Since commencing marine operations in 2014, Subsea has completed over 50 projects across the globe.
2014
Marine Operations Commenced
50,000+
kms Recovered
90,000+
mts Recycled
10 Years of Operations
Since commencing marine operations in 2014, SES has successfully completed 16 projects in the Atlantic, Pacific and Mediterranean.
2014
Year founded
27,000
KM of OOS cable
45,000
Metric tons of material
5,000
Seafloor miles recovered
Healthy Oceans. Healthy Business
Subsea is committed to best practices across all sectors of the Blue Economy, including but not limited to, economic, environmental, and social. Our commitment is built on two foundational pillars: supporting stakeholders and safeguarding ocean health.
Rendering of our new diesel-electric cable recovery vessel, delivery Q4 2024.
Latest News
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