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SEAONICS lifting, handling and charging solutions for sustainable offshore operations
- Published 16 September 2025; updated 30 September 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Available in the Americas, Europe and Asia. Listed under Maritime / Ship design and ship’s equipment, Offshore wind / Operation and maintenance, Battery / Integration and Energy.
- SEAONICS’ electric equipment for offshore operations includes cranes, winches, gangways and launch-and-recovery systems. It says systems regenerate power, use simplified designs to reduce maintenance, avoid hydraulic-oil spills and lower underwater or ambient noise, supporting safer, lower-impact operations.
- Its Ocean Charger is a high-voltage charging system for battery-powered offshore vessels. The article says it connects directly to an offshore wind farm’s electrical grid and can charge vessels during crew downtime, reducing the need to return to port solely for charging. It reports a successful field test in harsh North Sea conditions aboard the CSOV Rem Power in early 2024.
- The page says SEAONICS is entering the cable-laying market with electric-driven equipment. The article presents wider offshore-wind and subsea infrastructure growth as the demand driver. A Rem Offshore CEO testimonial says the Ocean Charger project demonstrated results to the market; this is an attributed testimonial.
- Linked to SDGs 7 (Affordable and clean energy) and 14 (Life below water).
- Contact: Ståle Fure, Vice President Sales, stale.fure@seaonics.com. Company: SEAONICS AS, Hundsværgata 8, 6008 Ålesund, Norway; seaonics.com. A phone-number reveal control is present.