In 2023, the market size of offshore Black Sea service providers was estimated to be USD 9874.48 million. The Offshore Black Sea service providers Market industry is anticipated to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.62% from USD 10429.43 Million in 2024 to USD 14,478.24 Million by 2030.
Management, operations, construction, and exploration comprise the four primary categories of offshore employment. A diverse array of responsibilities is available to offshore oil workers, such as conducting health and safety inspections, surveying, diving, and drilling.
The market for offshore Black Sea service providers is segmented according to the type of location and the services provided. The market is segmented into the following categories: maintenance and operations, diving services, supply vessels, helicopter services, construction services, and others. Supply vessels services comprised the greatest market share in 2023. Additionally, the segment is anticipated to maintain its dominance throughout the forecast period. The market is segmented into government-operated ports and private-operated ports, with the former dominating the market in 2023. Nevertheless, it is anticipated that private ports will experience the maximum CAGR during the forecast period.
Market segment insights
Maintenance & operations, diving services, supply vessels, helicopter services, construction services, and other services comprise the Offshore Black Sea service providers market segmentation that is based on services.
The Offshore Black Sea service providers Market is divided into private ports and government ports based on the category of port.
Country Perspectives
Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, and the Rest of the World comprise the Offshore Black Sea service providers market, which is segmented by country. During the forecast period, the Russia Offshore Black Sea service providers market is anticipated to account for a substantial revenue share and maintain the highest market share. The World Bank estimated that the technical potential for offshore wind in the Black Sea was 435 MW last year. Of this amount, 269 GW would be fixed-bottom turbines, while the remaining 166 GW would be floating turbines. Romania, the neighboring nation on the Black Sea, has announced that it will enact an offshore wind law by the end of the year. The European Union aims to install 300 GW of offshore wind by 2050.
Bulgaria has the potential to capitalize on the expansion of offshore energy by establishing new technology clusters, fostering employment creation, and establishing country-wide supply chains for equipment. Burgas and Varna, Bulgaria's two largest ports, have the potential to become centers for the reduction of carbon emissions, which would stimulate the growth of the offshore wind industry in the Black Sea Country.
Major Players
Able UK, Aker Solutions ASA, AF GRUPPEN ASA, John Wood Group PLC, DNV GL, Heerema Marine Contractors (HMC), Allseas Group, TECHNIPFMC PLC, DeepOcean Group Holding B.V., and Equinor ASA are the primary participants in the Offshore Black Sea service providers market.
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