Roy MacGregor’s GEG Capital swoops for central belt firm IKM Consulting
IKM recently provided onshore infrastructure support for the new 882-megawatt Moray West offshore wind farm.
IKM recently provided onshore infrastructure support for the new 882-megawatt Moray West offshore wind farm.
Sinclair Bay Subsea (SBS), of Wick, has a new owner and additional premises in Aberdeen following its sale to a son of Highland businessman Roy MacGregor.
Highland industrialist and football boss Roy MacGregor has struck a deal to sell part of his Global Energy Group (GEG) empire to a private equity firm for an undisclosed sum.
Consistency in green energy policy-making is top of the 2023 wish list for Highland entrepreneur Roy MacGregor.
Doubt has been cast on delivering the UK's largest offshore wind tower factory at Nigg in the Highlands next year after a key Spanish partner made its exit.
Global Port Services, of Aberdeen, has launched a new division supplying crane and installation services to the renewable energy sector.
North entrepreneur Roy MacGregor has pointed to strength in diversity as the key to future success for his Global Energy Group (GEG).
Global Energy Group is planning to develop a manufacturing cluster around the £100million fabrication plant it is proposing to build at its Port of Nigg facility on the shores of the Cromarty Firth.
Global Energy Group (GEG) has outlined plans to capitalise on the energy transition after enjoying a period of growth within the business.
Global Energy Group’s new group chief executive has described the firm as “probably the best positioned organisation in the whole of the UK” to make the most of the expansion in offshore renewables.
Global Energy Group has today announced the upcoming appointment of Tim Cornelius in the new role of group chief executive.
A former professional rugby player has been appointed to help Global Energy Group gain advantage in the renewables and energy transition market.
New Scottish company Envoy & Partners has made its second acquisition in a month after its demerger from Global Energy Group (GEG).
Roy MacGregor’s Global Energy Group (GEG) has split in two, with about 40% of the Inverness-based business becoming subsidiaries of a new company owned by two of his sons and a Japanese investor.
Global Energy Group chairman Roy MacGregor has called for government and public sector backing to see the north designated as a specialist hub for development of the offshore renewables sector.