Altrad takes on 4,000 workers as it completes acquisition of Doosan Babcock
Altrad has announced it reached a financial close on its agreement to acquire Doosan Babcock.
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Aker Solutions, Siemens and Doosan Babcock win major FEED work for Keadby CCS
A consortium of Aker Solutions, Doosan Babcock and Siemens Energy have won a major FEED contract for the Keadby CCS project.
Altrad to take on 4,000 workers as company strikes deal to buy Doosan Babcock
French industrial services giant Altrad has continued its acquisition spree by snapping up Doosan Babcock for an undisclosed fee.
Carbon capture: Spirit of innovation to lead the way in tackling climate change
The UK Government is calling upon a ‘spirit of innovation’ to develop technology and solutions for the growing UK carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) market at a pace never seen before.
Aker Solutions, Siemens and Doosan Babcock join forces for UK CCUS work
Aker Solutions, Siemens and Doosan Babcock have formed a consortium targeting work on carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects in the UK.
Aker Solutions partners up with Doosan Babcock for UK CCUS projects
Aker Solutions and Doosan Babcock have agreed to jointly deliver projects for low-carbon solutions and renewable energy in the UK.
Sodexo wins £6.5m a year deal with North Sea giants
Sodexo said yesterday its energy and resources arm had won three new energy sector facilities management (FM) contracts, together worth £6.5 million a year, in the UK.
Wood wins £768million contract as part of Sellafield nuclear decommissioning programme
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm Wood has won a £767.8million contract to help decommission the UK’s most complex nuclear site.
Orkney £29m energy storage project could create ‘tens of thousands’ of jobs
The success of a £29 million Orkney energy storage pilot scheme has the potential to generate “tens of thousands” of UK renewables jobs, according to the project developer.
60 Scottish jobs to go amid Doosan Babcock redundancies
Up to 120 workers at an engineering company are facing redundancy amid “extremely challenging market conditions”.