Elemental Energies and Archer team up for decom JV
Aberdeen’s Elemental Energies and Archer have formed a joint venture to pick up plugging and abandonment work in the North Sea as decommissioning spending is set to double.
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Aberdeenshire firm Elemental Energies seals Norwegian takeover
Deal is expected to boost north-east company's revenue by more than £50 million this year.
EVOL: Colombia hold up, Super Puma remembrance and what to do about the gas grid?
It may be Easter week but that does not mean the news has slowed down, Energy Voice reports may not be hunting for eggs but they have found some interesting stories.
Workers for Aberdeen oil company held up in Colombia armed robbery
Exclusive: Questions raised over robustness of Westhill-based Elemental Energies' security processes.
Aberdeen’s Elemental picks Spirit expert as new head of wells
Elemental Energies has announced the appointment of Willem Boon von Ochssee as its head of wells as the company looks to continued global expansion in 2024.
Elemental Energies rising to demand with more acquisitions
Elemental Energies, the wells specialist which has been on a run of acquisitions, is planning even more growth to meet operator demands.
Elemental Energies bags decom work for TotalEnergies Gryphon field
Consultancy Elemental Energies has won work to support decommissioning of the TotalEnergies Gryphon field in the North Sea.
Elemental Energies lands £10 million decommissioning contract with Archer
Elemental Energies has secured a contract with an estimated value of £10 million with Archer to support a major decommissioning project in the UK North Sea.
Elemental Energies acquires Aberdeen’s Norwell Engineering (exclusive)
Newcomer Elemental Energies has continued its run of acquisitions with the buy-out of fellow Aberdeen firm Norwell Engineering.
EXC: New Aberdeen firm Elemental Energies buys-out Vysus wells business
A core team of 20 from Vysus' Senergy Wells will move to Elemental Energies, along with various contractors. There will be no redundancies.