See the foundation. Protect the investment.

Offshore wind assets carry enormous capital value below the waterline, often before a single turbine has turned.

Offshore wind turbine seen from above, with a wind farm behind it

The challenge

Foundations, monopiles, jackets and cable interfaces are exposed to the harshest conditions in the industry: strong currents, scour, biofouling and constant structural loading, often far from shore and difficult to reach. Problems that go undetected during construction or early operation are expensive to fix later, and cable faults or foundation scour can take a turbine out of service for months. Offshore projects also move fast, so inspection and survey work has to keep pace with construction schedules rather than follow behind them.

Two Innomare technicians working on equipment on the deck of an offshore platform, with a vessel alongside

What we do here

We inspect foundations, monopiles, jackets and cable interfaces using ROVs and commercial diving, often ahead of and during construction, to confirm as-built condition before the asset goes into service. Hydrographic survey and multibeam mapping establish seabed conditions and scour around foundations before and after installation. Once operational, we monitor structural condition, corrosion protection and cable integrity, and carry out underwater intervention and repair work without requiring vessels to stand idle waiting for better weather windows.

Innomare worker in a hard hat looking out over an offshore wind farm