New CEO at Hydrasun helm after D2Zero launch
Neil Thompson has been appointed chief executive of Hydrasun, as former boss Bob Drummond takes on management of the newly created D2Zero group.
Neil Thompson has been appointed chief executive of Hydrasun, as former boss Bob Drummond takes on management of the newly created D2Zero group.
Private equity owner SCF Partners is combining Hydrasun, Global E&C, Score Group, Fuel Cell Systems and Powerstar into the decarbonisation platform.
North-east firm Hydrasun is putting the final touches on its eagerly-awaited hydrogen training courses, ahead of putting them to market this year.
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm Hydrasun has opened a new 20,000 square-foot facility in Teeesside.
Aberdeen energy services company Hydrasun has expanded its drive into the hydrogen market with the purchase of specialist supplier Fuel Cell Systems (FCS).
The Hydrasun model of fast and reliable supply of products, services and integrated solutions aligned with our innovative engineering and technology development, has enabled us to develop an extensive track record in the fast-developing hydrogen marketplace.
Hydrasun has unveiled a major drive on hydrogen technology, with a clutch of initiatives including the launch of a new skills academy, a recruitment push, and a new acquisition on the way.
Private equity took a keen interest in the UK North Sea in 2021, with £2.4 billion worth of deals for the country’s oil and gas industry.
Tom Burke, the former CEO of drilling rig giant Valaris, has joined private equity group SCF Partners.
A power-sharing deal between the SNP and the Scottish Greens could thwart further investment in North Sea oil and gas, industry figures have warned.
The boss at Hydrasun says a change of ownership has put the Aberdeen-headquartered energy service firm on the “front foot”.
North-east energy service firm Hydrasun has been snapped up by Houston-headquartered private-equity house SCF Partners.
Hydrasun’s boss has said the “unity of effort” shown by the firm’s employees and people in the wider oil and gas industry made 2020 a hard but “strangely rewarding” year.
Bosses at Hydrasun are in high spirits after investing in new kit, lifting profits and returning the firm’s order book to pre-downturn levels.
Hydrasun is on the verge of acquiring an unspecified company in Germany to strengthen its foothold in the hydrogen market.
Oil and Gas UK (OGUK) has said its two new boardroom appointments will be tasked with boltering ongoing efforts at increasing North Sea competitiveness and leading the charge toward the UK's net zero emissions target.
Hydrasun bosses have set their sights on double-digit sales growth after fattening up the energy service company’s order book at the end of last year.
Bosses at Hydrasun are hoping to build forward momentum on the tailwinds generated by a raft of new deals worth almost £30 million.
Aberdeen-based Hydrasun has appointed a new vice-president for international business development.
Aberdeen-based oilfield service company Hydrasun has won a contract worth £355,000 for work on Egypt’s West Nile Delta project.
The boss of an Aberdeen-based energy service company said it was ready to grow its workforce this year amid further signs of growing confidence in the oil and gas industry.
A former oil and gas industry boss and his family are pouring more than £1million into a new tourism business in Stonehaven.
Scottish universities' involvement in oil and gas technology development will ramp up once a few misconceptions are banished, an industry veteran has said.
The boss of energy service company Hydrasun said yesterday he was seeing signs of a long-awaited improvement in fortunes for the beleaguered oil and gas sector.
Hydrasun has confirmed plans to reduce its headcount by up to 97 employees. The move comes in the same week as both Technip and Dolphin Drilling revealed they were also in consultation over jobs. Hydrasun, which employs 338 people in the city, said it had entered into talks with staff. The firm has also proposed a potential pay reduction of 12% to some staff across all of its UK operations.