Wood wins contract on Irish Sea hydrogen storage project
Aberdeen headquartered service company Wood (LON:WG) has picked up a contract with EnergyPathways (LON:EPP) for engineering work on its Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project.
Aberdeen headquartered service company Wood (LON:WG) has picked up a contract with EnergyPathways (LON:EPP) for engineering work on its Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project.
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood (LON: WG) has reported a "mixed quarter" as areas of the business delivered a "disappointing" period, CEO Ken Gilmartin shared.
Wood Group (LON: WG) expects to make around $165m after signing separate sales agreements to sell two of its non-core businesses.
Aberdeen-based Wood (LON: WG) has successfully assessed the technical feasibility of three carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Wood had a rough landing this week, but the big boss reassured Erikka that things are on the turn. A number of suitors have come calling but failed to close, in testament to the company’s attractiveness Ken Gilmartin said.
As Sian Lloyd Rees's time as the UK’s supply chain champion comes to an end, she recommends that the government sets up a £150 million funding pot.
UK supermajor BP (LON: BP) and Aberdeen headquartered engineering firm Wood (LON: WG) have formed a strategic alliance for work on global assets.
Wood (LON: WG) has been awarded pre-front-end engineering and design (pre-FEED) work on Oman's Blue Horizons hydrogen project by the UK supermajor Shell (LON: SHEL).
Wood's share prices have dropped by almost 40% since Sidara announced it was stepping away from its takeover bid.
Wood (LON:WG) has pushed back the "put up or shut up" date for Sidara's takeover bid by a week as discussions "remain ongoing."
Wood is considering another offer for the company, from the Middle Eastern Sidara. Such a sale would likely help Wood access new international markets, but the loss of a FTSE250 company based in Aberdeen will be lamented. Given the challenges of the North Sea, is such a move inevitable?
Aberdeen-headquartered engineering services firm Wood Group (LON:WG) has rejected a third improved takeover bid from Dubai-based Sidara.
Wood (LON: WG) has landed work to decarbonise oil major TotalEnergies’ Elgin-Franklin platform in the North Sea, creating 40 jobs.
Aberdeen-based Wood (LON:WG) has appointed Jennifer Richmond to the newly created role of chief strategy officer (CSO).
Call from Sparta Capital Management comes a year after collapse of £1.7bn Wood takeover bid from private equity giant Apollo.
It has been reported that Aberdeen-headquartered engineering firm Wood Group (LON: WG) is planning to make hundreds of job cuts.
Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) have dished out contracts with a combined value of around £4 billion.
The majority of the energy service giants employees are based in the Granite City.
Aberdeen-based consulting and engineering firm Wood has announced that it secured $850 million in Middle East contracts throughout 2023.
The CEO of Wood (LON: WG) has not ruled out further divestments as the firm continues to execute its medium and long-term targets.
Ethos Energy, majority owned by Wood, was launched as a £685m “super-firm” in 2014.
Engineering firm Wood has been awarded a "major" multi-million dollar contract to deliver topside modifications for a BP subsea tieback in the UK North Sea.
Wood (LON: WG) will design the topsides for Trion, a new oil project in the Gulf of Mexico from Australian energy giant Woodside.
As Dr Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President, reiterated in his concluding remarks, “an agreement is only as good as its implementation. We are what we do, not what we say”.
Wood (LON: WOOD) has secured a two-year extension to a contract with Equinor for work on the Mariner field in the UK North Sea.