Consulting Services

Recent Projects

• Zero Emission Vessel Market Potential in the U.S. Harbor Craft and Inland Vessel Segment

  A U.S. national nonprofit requested that Intelatus undertake a detailed analysis of the U.S. harbor craft and inland vessel segment and to identify the potential future demand for zero emission vessels as part of a wider project to demonstrate the feasibility of a hydrogen fueled zero emission harbor tug. 

• Market Terrain to Support a Corporate Strategy Exercise

  Intelatus was invited by a leading European offshore and marine EPCI contractor to present analysis on a range of strategic topics to support its annual strategic planning workshop. Topics included energy market introduction and evolution, future oil & gas market development, major trends in the bottom-fixed wind segment, the myths and challenges of floating offshore wind, future fuels and Industry 4.0/digitalization trends. 

• Banks & Private Equity Support

  We have conducted multiple engagements for financial institutions providing independent market intelligence. Recent engagements include repeat assignments to provide a forecast on the U.S. offshore wind and crew transfer market. 

• Middle East OSV market

   A client requested an analysis of the current and future market conditions in the Middle East offshore support vessel sector. We segmented the market, interviewed key OSV operators, profiled the competitive landscape and forecast activity levels over the following five years. 

• Wind farm vessel forecast in Asia

  We profiled the future bottom-fixed and floating wind segments for a client in the wider Asian region, from the Middle East to Australasia. We provided a forecast demand for WTIVs, foundation installation vessels, AHTSs, cable layers and SOVs.

• Wind Turbine and Foundation Installation Vessels

  IGP prepared a multi-client study of future global requirements for wind turbine and foundation installation vessels to support the future development of offshore wind projects. The study forecast the number of vessels required to install and maintain wind turbines through 2035, and profiled the current and future competitive landscape. 

• European Maritime Decarbonization

  We identified and studied actions taken or planned by European companies in the maritime sector to set decarbonization goals and reduce CO2 emissions. We have examined 100 companies and organizations, including all of the major shipping companies, ship builders and designers, port authorities equipment manufactures, and cargo owners.

• Industry 4.0

  We prepared an analysis of industry 4.0 technology for the shipbuilding, ship design, and ship equipment segments in the European Market, Profiling steps already taken and plans for future investment.