30 years of innovative solutions for the oil & gas, renewables, decommissioning and energy sectors.
Trenching & excavation specialists since 1994
Over 200 years of combined engineering experience
A decade ago, Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm, located in the Irish Sea, was among the first scopes where we deployed our cutting-edge CFE solutions, marking a pivotal moment in our journey. Fast forward to today, we’re celebrating another milestone—returning to the site for a new scope with N-Sea Group this summer.
Kevin Ingram and Jamie Ross are all set up and ready for a busy couple of days ahead at the Global Offshore Wind exhibition here in sunny London. Pop by our stand No. K12 to say hi and have a chat with us about how Rotech Subsea Ltd can assist you with your next project and also hear about what we have been up to worldwide this year. See you soon!
Whilst Jamie Ross and Stephen Cochrane were down securing 3 Prysmian campaigns on behalf of Rotech, they were kindly given a tour of the facilities and visited the Leonardo Da Vinci. What an experience to see this cable lay ship up close. Our team are looking forward to the awarded trenching works in Europe & USA which start next month.
Rotech Subsea has just completed another USA trenching scope using the USA TRS1 system. Operating on its 2nd windfarm in a matter of months along the east coast. The equipment is currently demobilising now ahead of its next USA trenching campaign for Prysmian.
TRS1LD & boulder grab heading out last week for cable trenching and remedial seabed lifts. This equipment is currently operating in shallow waters offshore east of Scotland, contracted to 23 Degrees.
Stephen Cochrane and Jamie Ross have been in Taiwan visiting clients for ongoing projects. This is Rotech's 4th year operation in Taiwan, carrying out renewable scopes from seabed levelling, boulder removal through to cable trenching.
Rotech have just mobilised one of their NEW RS3 Jet Trenchers into the region for cable trenching. Great to see clients mobilise yet another of the RS range from Aberdeen.
Currently Rotech are operating 5 scopes in Europe, 1 in Asia with 3 more mobilisations being prepared this week for Europe, Asia & the USA. Below is a snap shot of what’s happening globally this month at Rotech.
Rotech is Proud to sponsor UGRacing, the University of Glasgow's Formula Student Team for 2023. As part of our sponsorship, we have manufactured (in-house here at Rotech) bespoke prototype racing parts for their 2023 Electric Vehicle entry.
UGRacing competes annually at the Formula Student competition, the most established student engineering competition in Europe. The Formula Student competition takes place at Silverstone racetrack and attracts teams from over 100 universities worldwide. The competition involves the UGRacing team designing and manufacturing a single-seat EV race car from scratch, which is no mean feat! UGRacing won last year’s competition, the first Scottish team and only the third British team to do so.
This year they are shifting focus from their championship-winning combustion vehicle to a new Electric Vehicle. They believe that this decision will solidify UGRacing's dedication to being the most cutting-edge team in Scotland and will help them to retain the championship victory in 2023.
Best of luck to UGRacing from everyone here at team Rotech.
One of 3 spreads in Taiwan ready for the 2023 session. This year we have secured several scopes from seabed levelling through to cable trenching. Subsea Director Stephen Cochrane & Subsea Manager Jamie Ross will be in Taiwan visiting clients later in March, please get in touch to discuss our capabilities and unparalleled global track record.
