Inverness-headquartered Aurora Power Providers will recruit 30 new workers over the following six months after launching an built-in providers division based mostly in Aberdeen.
Specializing in oil and gasoline engineering design, procurement, offshore and onshore set up, development and decommissioning actions, the full-service providing can even specialize in digital asset surveys.
The division can be headed by brothers Josh and Kane Winton, who be a part of Aurora as buyers from Petrofac and World Design Innovation (GDI) respectively.
Aurora Power Providers chief govt Doug Duguid stated the growth was in response to a powerful market demand for a decrease price, extra responsive service than provided by opponents and which might ship decrease overheads.
He added: “We can be offering leaner, extra nimble and cost-effective built-in providers for facility modifications and for end-of-life O&G belongings that are being ready for decommissioning.
“Working in a mature basin just like the North Sea, this can be a pure development in assist 40-year-old belongings which now not require costly large-scale engineering horsepower, however which nonetheless want versatile and protected engineering options. Our built-in service providing will construct on the restore order and minor modification service we’ve delivered by way of Aurora R&M over previous few years.
Kane Winton stated: “We count on our staff to be 30-strong by the top of Q1 2025, however the brand new places of work we have now secured in Dyce has the capability to develop our built-in providers providing to round 80 personnel.
“Whereas initially our focus can be oil and gasoline, within the medium to long run we are going to strengthen our renewables capabilities in step with Aurora’s different predominant service traces within the wind, photo voltaic, pumped hydro and waste-to-energy sectors.”
Aurora has been on an growth drive over the past twelve months. The group acquired US wind turbine blade restore and upkeep specialist Cotech Group in its first worldwide takeover late final yr.
The corporate additionally moved into South America with the acquisition of Chilean firm Altitec Blade Providers.
Aurora was additionally backed at first of the yr by a £20m funding from the Scottish Nationwide Funding Financial institution to “broaden its community of regional coaching hubs and workshop services”.
The agency was based by in 2023 by EnerMech veterans Duguid and Michael Buchan by their I7V Renewables funding fund.
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