Unique Group has formed a strategic partnership with Norway-based RenOcean, a specialist in advanced subsea cutting, dredging, and seabed-intervention systems. 

The collaboration combines RenOcean’s precision tools with Unique Group’s global reach and engineering expertise to support operators across the full asset lifecycle, including decommissioning. 

Unique Group will provide global distribution, mobilisation, and through-life support, ensuring rapid access to proven equipment backed by local engineering teams and regional hubs.

Ross Anderson, Regional Manager – Decommissioning at Unique Group, commented: “We are delighted to formalize our partnership with RenOcean. Their cutting and seabed-intervention systems are widely respected throughout the industry for their performance, durability and precision. This collaboration aligns seamlessly with the evolving needs of our customers, who are increasingly prioritising safe, efficient and environmentally conscious decommissioning technologies, whilst requiring a partner that can deliver a complete decommissioning toolbox for their project campaigns.

By combining RenOcean’s engineering excellence with Unique Group’s regional capability and proven project delivery capability, we are able to offer operators a more robust and integrated solution for their subsea removal and remediation requirements. We are looking forward to bringing these technologies to a wider global audience, with a particular focus on the Middle East and APAC regions.”

Speaking on behalf of RenOcean, Jan Erik Larsen – CTO, added: “Partnering with Unique Group enables us to extend our reach into key global markets through a company that shares our commitment to reliability, innovation and operational excellence. Unique Group’s in-house capabilities and international footprint make them an ideal partner for delivering our subsea cutting and intervention systems to customers who require both performance and trusted project support. We are excited about the opportunities this collaboration will create and the value it can bring to offshore operators navigating complex decommissioning challenges.”