Saipem

Saipem focuses on engineering and construction for major projects in the energy and infrastructure sectors, serving both offshore and onshore markets. Its business runs broader than a single type of project: the company transforms customers' strategies and projects into safe, sustainable infrastructures, plants and complexes, and it works across the full lifecycle from development and construction through operation, maintenance, modification and decommissioning. Saipem operates as an advanced technological and engineering platform that supports complex projects with attention to safety, sustainability and innovation. Its offshore activities cover engineering and construction, deepwater subsea development, conventional projects, decommissioning, high-tech floaters, fabrication yards and robotics. Offshore work takes in underwater drones and subsea operations, with capabilities aimed at safer, more efficient and more sustainable offshore activity. The company covers offshore drilling and offshore wind, so the portfolio holds both traditional energy-related operations and renewable energy infrastructure. Onshore, Saipem provides engineering and construction for liquefied natural gas and regasification, gas monetisation and fertilizers, upstream pipelines, refineries and petrochemicals, as well as floaters, renewable energy, solar energy and geothermal energy. Snamprogetti Urea, its patented technology, produces fertilisers. Beyond core energy work, Saipem covers low-carbon solutions such as CCUS, hydrogen, ammonia, biorefineries, plastics recycling and low carbon fuels, a substantial focus on decarbonisation and circular-economy-related applications. The company extends further into sustainable infrastructures, including high-speed freight railways, maintenance, modification and operations, fleet and yards, naval certifications, project management consultancy and services. What sets Saipem apart: large-scale engineering and construction combined with a wide range of asset-based, digital and low-carbon capabilities across energy, industrial and infrastructure markets. Offshore and onshore scopes share the same engineering and construction base, so the company can build a deepwater subsea development, an LNG or regasification plant, a refinery, an offshore wind project or a low-carbon facility, then stay on for maintenance, modification, operations and eventual decommissioning.