Rosetti Marino S.p.A. is an Italian engineering and construction firm focused on the offshore energy sector. The company specializes in the design, fabrication, and installation of platforms, modules, and subsea structures for oil and gas production as well as emerging applications in carbon capture and storage.
Headquartered in Ravenna, Italy, Rosetti Marino operates internationally, delivering EPC contracts for major energy projects. It has been involved in projects across Europe and beyond, supporting the transition to lower-carbon energy solutions through its expertise in offshore infrastructure.
The company is part of the broader Italian industrial landscape and maintains a position as a key contractor in the marine and offshore construction industry, with capabilities in both new builds and modifications to existing assets.
Founded in the mid-20th century, Rosetti Marino has grown to become a significant player in the fabrication of steel structures for the sea. Its main activities include engineering services, procurement of materials, and construction of complex offshore facilities.
The firm works with major energy companies on projects involving platform modifications and new installations, contributing to the development of infrastructure for CO2 transportation and storage in regions like the UK.
Ownership is typically private or family-influenced, though exact structure may vary. In the industry, it is recognized for its technical capabilities in handling large-scale EPC projects valued in hundreds of millions of euros.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Rosetti Marino, of which one is active.
Rosetti Marino's role on them: EPC.
1 new construction.
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Targeting: Carbon dioxide (1)
New offshore hub will collect CO₂ from North West England and North Wales and route it via repurposed pipelines to depleted gas reservoirs; delivered in under 18 months; project ~50% complete.
The partnership grants joint control of Eni CCUS Holding, enhancing its CCS projects in the UK, Netherlands, and Italy, and supports Eni's energy transition strategy.
The UK approved carbon storage permits, enabling CO2 storage in Liverpool Bay, creating 2,000 jobs and repurposing infrastructure to aid the net zero goal by 2050.
The UK launches "CCUS Vision" to boost carbon capture, aiming for 20-30 million tonnes stored annually by 2030, creating 50,000 jobs. HyNet and Bacton hubs to store 500 million tonnes of CO2.
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