Aberdeen engineer EnerMech snaps up EPS Group
Engineering services firm EnerMech said yesterday that it had snapped up an electrical and instrumentation (E&I) business with bases in Australia and the US.
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EnerMech wins contracts at opposite ends of world
Engineering services firm EnerMech is celebrating the award of contracts from clients at opposite ends of the world.
Aberdeen firm EnerMech announces £85m of new work
Aberdeen oil and gas engineering firm EnerMech said yesterday its cranes and lifting division had enjoyed an £85million boost from contract wins, extensions and renewals.
EnerMech fulfilling £5m contract for work on Glen Lyon FPSO
EnerMech is working on a £5million contract to prepare the Glen Lyon FPSO for delivering first oil from BP’s Quad 204 project, the mechanical engineering group said today. Quad 204 involves redeveloping the Schiehallion and Loyal fields, 110 miles west of Shetland, with the intention squeezing another 450million barrels from them. Glen Lyon, which is 885ft long and 170ft wide, is expected to process 130,000 barrels of oil and 220 million cubic feet of gas per day when production starts.
EnerMech makes 90 further North Sea job losses
EnerMech has confirmed plans to make 90 further job losses from its North Sea operations.
Enermech boss says recovery won’t come until end of 2017
Bosses at mechanical engineering group Enermech said they expect recovery in the oil and gas industry to take hold in the latter part of 2017 - at the earliest.
North Sea energy firms break into new markets amid oil decline
North Sea energy firms are continuing efforts to break into new, global markets as the collapse in oil prices takes its toll on the supply chain. Firms like Aberdeen-based Reftrade UK, which specialises in providing refrigeration containers in harsh environments, is looking to the pharmaceuticals industry. Meanwhile, Enermech, a mechanical engineering group which has its headquarters in Aberdeen, has invested £250,000 to offer a mobile valves testing service in South Africa which takes in sectors as diverse as brewing and the pulp and paper industry.
EnerMech in investor hunt
International mechanical engineering group, EnerMech is looking for additional investors to take the business to the next stage of its development plan.
EnerMech lifts £18m BP Baku crane deal
EnerMech has been awarded a 12-month extension of a five-year cranes and lifting contract by BP worth £18million.
EnerMech targets global LNG projects
Aberdeen firm EnerMech is to turn its expertise to good use in a £36billion development which will deliver an estimated 8% of the world’s total liquefied natural gas (LNG) production. The mechanical engineering group said yesterday it had won “multimillion-dollar” contracts for the air drying and nitrogen purging of six gas storage tanks at the new Curtis Island LNG facilities in Queensland, Australia. US-based construction and civil engineering giant Bechtel has asked EnerMech to provide pre-engineering, supervision, manpower and equipment for work on the tanks, which together hold the equivalent of 56 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Enermech signs joint venture with Saudi Arabian company
Enermech has signed a joint venture agreement with the Abdulla Fouad Group (AFG) to support its growing operations in Saudi Arabia. The deal by the international mechanical services group comes after AFG’s acquisition of the Shoabi Group’s oil and gas agencies last month. Enermech’s operations in Saudi Arabia include providing crane, hydraulics, valves and pipelines services to the oil and gas industry.
Enermech to boost Norwegian workforce
Energy service firm Enermech will invest £3million in boosting its Norwegian workforce and equipment, the company has announced. The move comes after the company appointed Stian Urke as its sales manager to strengthen the firm's PPU division in Norway. Enermech will boost its employee numbers from 60 to 75 which will include senior positions in both the hydraulics and equipment rental divisions as it expands in both Bergen and Stavanger.