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THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Marine Salvage and Commercial Diving services to one of the most active Emergency Response Companies involved in worldwide marine casualties, including salvage, towage, and wreck removal operations—always prioritizing the protection of the marine environment, property, and life at sea. A 12-meter motor yacht sustained multiple hull damages and water ingress after grounding…

THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Marine Salvage and Commercial Diving services to one of the most active Emergency Response Companies involved in global marine casualties, including salvage, towage, and wreck removal operations. All actions were carried out with strict adherence to marine environmental protection protocols, prioritizing both property and life at sea. A 30-meter motor yacht sustained…

THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Marine & Commercial Diving Services to one of the most active Emergency Response Companies in Worldwide Marine Casualties. This included Marine Salvage, Towage & Wreck Removal Operations, always protecting the Marine Environment from Pollution, as well as Property & Life at Sea. It was a difficult Marine Salvage Operation in open sea…

THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Technical Diving Services to an Oil & Gas Company/Terminal specializing in crude oil and natural gas exploration and production. This Oil Company is involved in upstream activities, including oil exploration, drilling, production, and shipping, operating four oil fields. They also manage oil for several other companies via their production lines. The scope…

THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Marine & Commercial Diving Services to one of the most active Emergency Response Companies in Worldwide Marine Casualties. Operations included: Marine Salvage Towage Wreck Removal All actions were carried out with a constant priority: protecting the Marine Environment from Pollution, as well as Property & Life at Sea. …

THALASSA HOLDINGS provided Marine & Commercial Diving Services to one of the most active Emergency Response Companies in Worldwide Marine Casualties. These services included Marine Salvage, Towage, and Wreck Removal Operations, consistently prioritizing the protection of the marine environment from pollution, as well as property and life at sea. This particular engagement involved a difficult…

The underwater inspections focused on two key areas: A: Inspection and local concrete and maintenance works in the "splash zone" – This refers to the section from the sea surface down to a depth of 5 meters, where the structure is most exposed to chloride ions, which, when combined with oxygen, can accelerate the corrosion…