Ashtead Technology Agrees Partnerships with Hydrollica to Provide More Sustainable Subsea Technology

Ashtead Technology, a leading provider of mission-critical subsea technology solutions, has joined forces with Hydrollica, an advanced manufacturer of environmentally

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Ashtead Technology, a leading provider of mission-critical subsea technology solutions, has joined forces with Hydrollica, an advanced manufacturer of environmentally focused ROV and diver tooling.

The agreement brings a new generation of seawater-powered subsea tooling into Ashtead Technology’s global fleet, including the Hydro Multi-Tool, Hydro Micro Multi-Tool and Hydro Power Pack. These compact yet powerful tools are designed to deliver high performance across a wide range of subsea operations while replacing traditional hydraulic oil with seawater, significantly reducing environmental risk.

“Hydrollica brings a fresh perspective to subsea tooling,” said Dave Johnston, General Manager of Tooling at Ashtead Technology. “This agreement allows us to expand our rental offering with smart, forward-thinking technologies that support both operational efficiency and environmental responsibility. We’re confident these tools will deliver real value to our customers working in increasingly complex and sustainability-driven projects.”

Unlike traditional hydraulic systems, Hydrollica’s tooling operates using seawater, eliminating the need for hydraulic oil and reducing the risk of contamination. This innovation is particularly relevant as subsea operators across renewables, oil and gas, salvage and marine construction look for cleaner, more sustainable solutions.

Commenting on the partnership, Colin West, Co-Founder of Hydrollica, said: “The team at Hydrollica are delighted to be partnering with Ashtead Technology, marking a significant milestone for both teams. This collaboration underscores a commitment to advancing eco-friendly subsea tooling solutions. Together, we aim to drive innovation and promote sustainable practices within the industry.”

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