Vysus ‘anchored in Aberdeen’ says new CEO as he commits to the north-east
“The Vysus story is anchored in Aberdeen,” the firm’s incoming boss Thomas Aas Saethre said as he committed to the north-east of Scotland.
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Vysus Group appoints new CEO in leadership restructure
Aberdeenshire-headquartered consultancy Vysus Group has appointed a new chief executive officer as part of a leadership restructure.
Vysus Group plans growth spurt following asset sell-offs
Aberdeenshire-headquartered consultancy Vysus Group is plotting a growth surge after an “accelerated period of change” saw parts of the business sold-off.
Aberdeen-headquartered ModuSpec sold to original founder
Aberdeen-headquartered rig inspection firm ModuSpec has been sold to the man who founded the firm back in 1986.
Urgent action needed to prevent UK’s energy sector being left in the cold, warns Vysus Group boss
Uncertainty over domestic energy policy and a failure to capitalise on Aberdeen and the wider UK’s potential are hindering the country's efforts to become a world-leader in the energy transition, Vysus Group CEO says.
Maximising the energy sector launchpad for aspiring global professionals
As interest in renewable energy and sustainable practices continues to grow, the oil and gas industry remains a significant force in the global economy writes Jodie Gillies, HR Director with Vysus Group.
Aberdeen’s Vysus kicks off the year with £6 million in new contracts
The Aberdeen-headquartered engineering and technical consultancy, Vysus Group, has landed £6 million worth of contracts since the beginning of the year.
Aberdeen-based Vysus Group to create 40 new jobs
Aberdeen-headquartered engineering and technical consultancy, Vysus Group, is creating dozens of jobs after the strategic divestment of three business arms.
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.
‘Do we really want to go back to the black trades?’: Developer sparks debate on UK wind manufacturing
A UK developer has sparked debate on capturing economic value from the country’s offshore wind boom, particularly on “black trades” and manufacturing.
Vysus Group Business Breakfast: Navigating through the energy trilemma in uncertain times
Vysus Group, in collaboration with the Energy Industries Council (EIC), is pleased to announce our upcoming business breakfast on Wednesday 21 September.
North Sea infrastructure could get fresh lease on life with hydrogen production
A new report has examined how ageing North Sea infrastructure could be repurposed for wind-powered hydrogen production.
Is Africa’s energy viable in the global transition?
The COP26 conference in Glasgow in November 2021 will look to accelerate a global drive towards a net-zero economy. However, global climate policies have little relevance to the people of Africa, where the current energy mix is dominated by biomass and fossil fuels, argues David Clark, CEO of Vysus Group.
Shallow geohazard assessments: firm foundations for future operations
Shallow hazard assessments are a critical, but often overlooked stage in the well-planning process.
Learning lessons in managing complexity
A year ago, my colleagues and I were in the process of completing a major restructuring of Lloyd’s Register’s energy business. We were on a significant turnaround; both resizing and refocusing the business to broaden our offer, ensuring we could best provide the support our customers were looking for to address the challenges of the energy transition.
Vysus Group picked for geothermal energy project in the UK
Global engineering and technology consultancy Vysus Group will provide health and safety services to support the development of a UK geothermal project.
Vysus Group to support Norwegian offshore safety watchdog
Vysus Group has secured a framework agreement with Norway’s oil and gas safety watchdog.
Newly-bought Lloyds Register Energy rebrands to Vysus Group
Bosses at Vysus Group are “intent on growth” after rebranding from Lloyds Register Energy, however the pandemic is expected to bring a dip in revenues.