Seavium strengthens trust with EDF power solutions

EDF power solutions recently turned to Seavium to secure vessels for offshore operations. Like many charterers, they faced a classic challenge: finding the right vessel, compliant with project requirements, within a very short timeline.

Seavium’s role is straightforward yet powerful — charterers need ships, and Seavium finds them. The platform centralizes live vessel data, applies AI to shortlist the most relevant units, and checks compliance against technical and operational requirements. What normally takes weeks of phone calls, spreadsheets, and uncertainty is reduced to a matter of days.

From the first request, Seavium guided the process step by step:

• Request intake: understanding the project window, location, and technical needs.

• AI shortlisting: surfacing compliant vessels in seconds from thousands of candidates.

• Verification: checking documents, specs, and recent operations to ensure suitability.

• Negotiation & reservation: supporting the charterer during discussions with the owner until the vessel was secured under optimal terms.

In this case, the result was simple and concrete: EDF got the vessels they needed, on time, and with clarity throughout the process.

This is more than just another operation: it is a clear sign of traction and a launchpad for Seavium’s next growth stage. By working with one of the world’s leading energy groups, Seavium proves that its model is already indispensable for large-scale offshore projects.

During these projects, Seavium’s platform identified compliant vessels — including the Foselev Agathe — in just seconds. The company then directly supported EDF through the full reservation process, with human expertise during negotiations to secure the vessel under optimal conditions.

The impact is immediate on both sides:

• For charterers like EDF → massive time savings, clarity, and reliability.

• For owners like Foselev → a contract won, new revenues, and 24/7 visibility through Seavium — turning idle fleet time into profit.

Adrien Barrau, Founder of Seavium, comments:

“This is a turning point. Supporting EDF on two offshore projects proves that Seavium is not a promise — it’s traction, it’s growth, and it’s happening now. Our ambition is crystal clear: dominate the French market this year, and then scale internationally to set the global standard for offshore chartering.”

In less than a year, Seavium has already:

• tracked 10,000+ vessels in real time,

• onboarded 100+ companies,

• generated over €1M in GMV in 2025,

• and won the WSA Innovator 2025 Award, under the patronage of the United Nations.

With EDF’s trust and rapid market adoption, Seavium is building unstoppable momentum — combining cutting-edge technology, a growing client base, and accelerated scaling. The company is on track to become the default operating system for offshore chartering worldwide.

Press contact:
Adrien Barrau – Founder
adrien@seavium.com – +33 6 46 22 19 77
www.seavium.com