Fugro

Fugro uses Geo-data to help people understand the Earth and apply that understanding to planning, building, and maintaining projects. The company works from the surface to the subsurface and in both natural and built environments, turning acquired data into insights that support safer, more sustainable, and more efficient operations. Its work spans infrastructure development consulting services and marine assessments, and it supports renewable energy, ocean health and biodiversity, and coastal resilience projects. The business is built around unlocking the secrets of the Earth through Geo-data, which means gathering and applying information about the ground, the oceans, and related environments in order to improve outcomes for clients across industries. Fugro serves customers involved in energy generation and in the energy transition, renewable energy among them, and its work helps improve the efficiency of energy generation while minimising environmental impact. Protecting the oceans and understanding coastal environments form a second focus, which gives the business a strong marine and offshore dimension. Nearshore and urban development is a further part of the scope, approached through a tailored treatment of sustainable infrastructure projects. Geotechnical investigation, ground risk assessment, remote subsea inspections, pipeline survey programmes, and offshore geotechnical surveys are among the kinds of work it undertakes, which range from understanding ground conditions on land through to inspecting and surveying assets and seabed conditions offshore. Taken together, Fugro provides investigation, assessment, and advisory work linked to earth, seabed, and infrastructure conditions rather than manufacturing physical products. What distinguishes the company is its integration of Geo-data with consulting and assessment work across both land and marine settings. Fugro frames its own role as helping clients create a safe and liveable world by using data to support decision-making for construction, operations, environmental understanding, and asset-related projects, and that framing runs consistently across its infrastructure, energy, and marine work. Geo-data is the common thread through all of it.