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Iv-Offshore & Energy B.V. is a specialized Dutch engineering company focused on offshore and energy sector solutions. Headquartered in Papendrecht, Netherlands, it operates as a key division within the broader Iv group, a multidisciplinary engineering firm originally founded in 1949 and now unified under the Iv brand with multiple specialized entities.
The company delivers end-to-end engineering services, including feasibility studies, detailed design, procurement, project management, and system integration for complex installations. Core activities encompass offshore wind and hydrogen platforms, floating substations, oil and gas facilities, carbon capture and storage infrastructure, FPSOs, and platform decommissioning or modification. It excels in multidisciplinary steel and mechanical engineering, process integration, and balance-of-plant design, often serving as an EPC engineering contractor.
Primarily active in the North Sea and international offshore projects, Iv-Offshore & Energy has contributed to landmark initiatives such as the Sofia HVDC platform, IJmuiden Ver 2GW platforms, and the PosHYdon pilot, where it engineered the integration of a hydrogen production system onto an operational gas platform. The firm supports the global energy transition through innovative concepts like large-scale offshore hydrogen production platforms capable of yielding tens of kilotonnes annually.
As part of the Iv group—which employs approximately 1,484 staff across 14 offices worldwide, generates over 229 million euros in annual turnover, and ranks among the top Dutch engineering companies— Iv-Offshore & Energy maintains a strong position in the competitive offshore energy engineering market, partnering with major developers and contractors on sustainable infrastructure projects.
Also known as Iv, Iv-Oil & Gas, IV-Offshore & Energy BV, Iv-Groep B.V., Iv-Industrie and 2 more.
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