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  • Sterling PlanB and ICE Marine Design sign co-operation agreement to support energy transition in ships through increased ESS adoption

    Battery technology pioneers and Europe’s largest independent ship design office join forces to promote ESS adoption

    Energy storage experts Sterling PlanB and Europe’s largest independent ship design group, ICE, have announced an agreement to combine knowledge and resources in order to increase the adoption of energy storage systems (ESS) and thereby accelerate the maritime industry’s energy transition.

    Exchanging market and technology information, Sterling PlanB and ICE will combine efforts through their collaboration to enhance the use of energy storage systems on ships and support the industry’s decarbonisation journey. As leading companies in their respective fields of expertise, they together form a unique combination of complementary understanding and experience that offers ship owners and operators an optimized and integrated solution for adopting ESS.

    Sterling PlanB has been at the forefront of maritime battery and ESS technology for many years, particularly in the field of safety thanks to its design expertise, while ICE’s extensive experience in marine design and engineering for clients world-wide is ideally suited to integrate ESS’s as a key element in new buildings or as retrofits in existing ships.

    Sterling PlanB CEO Brent Perry said: “ESS will be an essential part of shipping’s decarbonisation journey. Regardless of vessel type, all vessels can benefit from ESS installation helping them to save fuel, operate with a more stable load, and increasing safety with improved backup power. However, integrating battery technology into vessel design requires specific expertise, and it’s important that ESS installation is considered as an integral part of a project rather than an afterthought. We’re excited to be working alongside ICE, who are bringing over 50 years of design expertise to the table, and we look forward to collaborating with them to realise new, low carbon vessel designs and retrofit projects.”

    Steinar Draegebo, ICE’s Chairman and CEO added: “Sterling PlanB are proven leaders when it comes to ESS technology. We’re proud to be working with a company that prioritises safety and has the technical knowledge and capability to really push the boundaries of what’s possible with marine batteries. Sterling PlanB’s technology will help us meet our customers’ expectations of fuel efficiency, increased safety and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.”

    Sterling PlanB’s batteries are developed with the highest standards of safety in mind, particularly when it comes to tackling the risk of fire due to thermal runaway. Its systems are some of the first to meet classification society DNV’s new 2020 class rules for commercial vessel batteries, which substantially mitigates the risk of the spread of fire by eliminating the propagation of thermal runaway within a battery module.

    About ICE
    Benefitting from more than half a century of experience, ICE provides a complete range of cost-effective marine design services to shipyards and ship owners in the commercial marine, defence and offshore energy sectors, world-wide.  Visit ICE at www.icedesign.info.

  • Sterling PlanB Successfully Completes Third Round of A60 Fire Testing, Raising ESS Fire Safety Standards

    Testing verifies potential for Energy Storage System (ESS) to function safely without a dedicated battery room, surviving temperatures as high as 950ºC; test attended by Lloyd’s Register and Transport Canada

    Vancouver, Canada; 27 MAY 2021: Leading maritime and industrial energy storage solutions experts, Sterling PlanB has successfully completed a second, more stringent round of A60 fire testing of its proprietary Energy Storage Systems (ESS), further enhancing the safety standards of marine battery technology.

    The success of this test demonstrates that a battery room fire-fighting system is not required with the Sterling PlanB system, and that batteries can be placed in or near any manned or passenger space without introducing any additional fire or escape risk. The A60 test examines risks such as a fire in the machinery space adjacent to the lithium energy storage system, and the potential for a battery to contribute its considerable energy to the intensity of an existing fire.

    This is an important step in unlocking greater design flexibility for maritime ESS. Reducing the need for a battery room significantly minimises the space on board necessary to safely install an ESS. As space is at a premium on all commercial vessels, and offshore installations such as oil rigs, this opens up new possibilities for owners and operators looking to commission newbuilds with or retrofit an ESS. It also reduces the cost of installation significantly.

    The test and the post-test dissection was attended by Lloyd’s Register and Transport Canada, as Sterling PlanB works towards development of an exemption to the requirements batteries have to be installed in a dedicated A60 Machinery Space. It comes as recent incidences of fire onboard passenger vessels with ESS have put battery systems under increased scrutiny.

    Brent Perry, CEO of Sterling PlanB commented: “Simply put, there is no excuse for an uncontrolled fire on board a ship with an ESS, as these tests show. We cannot, as an industry, accept a race to the bottom on costs at the expense of safety. Battery manufacturers need to join all other maritime suppliers and up their game with regard to safety. They need to focus on designs that far exceed minimum design standards and not just reduce the risk of battery fire, they need to strive to eliminate it.

    “These tests show how we are doing just that. We’ve shown that our systems can survive long periods of intense heat without adding their energy to a fire, and that our cooling systems can keep taking heat out of a battery faster than it can build up. We are committed to continue to push for greater and greater safety and quality standards for our products. We believe this is the true path to delivering real long-term value. Value is not only measured in Capex, it’s delivered every day through safe and reliable performance at a low overall cost. To all battery companies and involved third party suppliers, we offer unimpeded access to our data — free to use.”

    This test assessed the effect of fire on a whole battery unit of 24 fully charged cells, verifying that the system can withstand a prescribed heat level for a defined period of 60 minutes and remain operable to cool the battery and prevent charged cells from entering thermal runaway.

    Sterling PlanB’s previously completed A60 fire testing verified that its battery solutions can withstand exposure to temperatures of 950ºC, but only tested three cells. Its full results can be found here.

  • Sterling PlanB signs exclusive supply agreement with NYK Trading Corporation for Energy Storage Systems’ distribution in Japan

    NYK Trading Corporation and Sterling PlanB are entering into an exclusive agreement for the sales and distribution of Energy Storage Systems in Japan, bringing new standards of ESS performance and safety to the market.

    Energy storage expert, Sterling PlanB has signed an agreement with NYK Trading Corporation, the trading company of the NYK Group, to distribute Sterling PlanB’s energy storage systems in Japan. Sterling PlanB has pioneered the development of energy storage systems (ESS) for use in the maritime industry, and consistently raised performance and safety standards for battery technology.

    This move reflects the growing awareness that energy storage technology will be an essential component of the evolution of zero-carbon shipping, both in Japan and globally. Whether in combination with zero-carbon fuels, wind assisted propulsion, or other optimisation solutions, ESS can play a role in peak shaving, managing a hotel load, or supplying emergency power, both increasing performance and safety, and reducing fuel consumption.

    This agreement will see Sterling PlanB benefit from the scale and resources of NYK Trading Corporation as an important commercial partner. NYK Trading Corporation is already an established supplier of marine fuel and lubricants oil, and mechanical instrumentation business globally, and strong links with Japanese shipowners, shipyards and technology integrators. This marks the move towards a low-carbon future, in line with NYK Trading Corporation’s investment in developing its solar energy business and other clean technology avenues.

    NYK Trading Corporation aims to bring ESS propulsion to small vessels such as tugboats, short distance ferries and merchant vessels in the domestic Japanese maritime market. By using its business network as an established trading house in Japan, the company will establish a strong sales foundation for ESS and fuel cell suppliers and the battery propulsion market as a whole, as the maritime ESS market in Japan remains relatively immature.

    Brent Perry, CEO of Sterling PlanB said: “With many major commercial shipping lines and shipyards based in Japan, we are honored and proud to be joining forces with NYK Trading Corporation to bring our ESS solutions to this market. With their scale and expertise, we look forward to working together to ensure that ESS and battery power is a major part of Japan’s clean shipping future.”

    Keiji Tsuchiya, Representative Director, CEO from NYK Trading said: “Sterling PlanB has demonstrated that they are an innovative company that has made safety its top priority. We recognize the urgent need for shipping to reduce its carbon emissions, and as such, look forward to providing our customers with a world leading ESS solution.”

    Sterling PlanB’s batteries are developed with the highest standards of safety in mind, particularly when it comes to tackling the risk of fire due to thermal runaway. Its systems are some of the first to meet classification society DNV’s new 2020 class rules for commercial vessel batteries, which substantially mitigates the risk of the spread of fire by eliminating the propagation of thermal runaway within a battery module. By monitoring individual cells – including patented venting solutions and liquid cooling – Sterling PlanB’s batteries have led the way in developing safe systems that supply the power needed for commercial shipping.

     

    Note to Editors

    About Sterling PlanB

    Sterling PlanB designs and manufactures high power lithium-ion energy storage. Comprised of the most experienced team in the sector, they are focused on providing value and safety for industrial, marine and grid energy storage applications. Visit spbes.com.

    About NYK Trading Corporation

    As a trading company of the NYK Group, the NYK Trading Corporation has been gaining traction at home and abroad in both the petroleum energy business and the mechatronics (machinery and instrumentation) business. Their slogan is Global Energy & Mechatronics. They are developing a variety of services in both energy and mechatronics, and striving for the realization of “sustainable development”.

  • New European Head of Solutions, Jens-Christian Strate Joins Sterling PlanB in Business Growth

    Maritime and industrial energy storage solutions experts announce further expansion into Europe with new operational role

    Leading maritime and industrial energy storage solutions experts, Sterling PlanB, today announced the appointment of a new European Head of Solutions, Jens-Christian Strate.

    Strate, who will be joining European operations in Copenhagen this May, will be responsible for managing the ongoing relationships with a number of Sterling PlanB’s key stakeholders, in the marine propulsion sector. This will include ship owners, naval architects, shipyard managers and OEMs.

    The news follows a period of significant progress and development for Sterling PlanB in the company’s drive to increase use of ESS (Energy Storage Systems) in shipping while setting the highest possible standard for battery safety.

    In recent months, Sterling PlanB’s ESS passed the revised DNV 2020 testing certification for commercial vessel batteries — one of the first ESS providers to do so. The company has also successfully conducted an A60 fire survivability test of the BBU battery module. Leveraging Strate’s extensive background in marine energy and the maritime industry, Sterling PlanB is looking to build on these technical milestones to drive ESS adoption across Europe.

    Sterling PlanB Founder and CEO Brent Perry said: “Jens brings a wealth of experience and expertise in marine electrification, and very strong relations throughout our core markets that will support Sterling PlanB’s rapid growth both in Europe and globally. His in-depth knowledge of the vibrant European marine and offshore sector, and the key players in it will be invaluable in showcasing our ability to enable the industry to operate cleanly and efficiently to make positive impacts.”

    Jens-Christian Strate commented on the career move: “”The opportunity to be at the core of electrifying all aspects of the marine industry with a system as advanced as ours is an opportunity I could not pass on. Ultimately, it’s my goal to bring Sterling PlanB solutions to every aspect of marine. The platform is one of the safest and best performing system on the market, and it’s an honor to work with this product and the dedicated team that stands behind it.”

    Jens-Christian, a graduate of Copenhagen Marine Engineering School with a B.Sc. in Marine and Electrical Engineering, and most recently was with power electronics leader Danfoss. Strate will be joining Sterling PlanB’s European headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark.

  • Shipping company to develop carbon-neutral maritime transport using EUDP grants

    The Danish shipping company MHO-Co is heading a consortium that will spend EUR 4.5 million during the next three years on developing green solutions for the future of the maritime industry. Together with Aalborg University, among others, and with grants from the Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP), MHO-Co will test fuel cells and new battery technology on the shipping company’s advanced hybrid vessels.

    “The aim is to develop environmentally-friendly technology to replace fossil fuels and dominate the maritime industry in the future. With the EUDP grants as well as with knowledge and innovation from other participants, we will set new standards for what is possible in the maritime industry,” says director of the shipping company MHO-Co, Mik Henriksen.

    The Danish shipping company is the initiator of the consortium which, apart from the companies Danfoss, Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S, Sterling PlanB Energy Solution and Stuart Friezer Marine, consists of research engineers from Aalborg University. They have joined forces on the project at a total of EUR 4.5 million, of which EUR 2.15 million are grants from the Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP).    

    Fuel cells and batteries

    Over the next three years, the six partners have an ambitious plan to develop and test a propulsion system for maritime transport that does not emit carbon dioxide. During this period, MHO-Co will test both fuel cells and liquid cooling system batteries. 

    Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S will develop the first fuel cells for shipping.

    “Based on our experience with fuel cells for heavy transport, we are now focusing on how fuel cells and hydrogen can also become the green solution of the future in the maritime sector. This project is groundbreaking because together we can test the different options and find a sustainable solution, which can be approved by the authorities and live up to the current requirements for new technologies,” says Kristina Fløche Juelsgaard, director at Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S. 

    Another pillar of the project is the use of energy storage systems for maritime use. This is where Sterling PlanB contributes to the project.

    “Sterling PlanB has long prided itself on engineering the safest and most robust energy storage systems available on the market, in support of emissions reductions,” said Brent Perry, CEO of Sterling PlanB. “Our battery technology is engineered to be the most robust lithium battery possible, for a cost-effective, sustainable solution. We’re very proud to be a part of this project and partnering with like-minded experts in the industry to support shipping’s decarbonisation challenges.”

    Floating test platforms

    The next generation of MHO-Co’s vessels are custom designed to service the wind turbine and offshore industries, and the shipping company specializes in transporting technicians to and from large wind farms. Currently, the shipping company is building the world’s first Crew Transfer Vessels with hybrid propulsion, and these two vessels will be the focal point of the project.

    “Our two new vessels are built as floating test platforms. They are designed to be adapted to the environmentally-friendly energy systems of the future – simply by replacing engine and propulsion packages. And since the vessels are catamarans, we have four platforms providing even better conditions for testing and comparing different sustainable solutions, “Mik Henriksen (MHO-Co) explains. The two new vessels are being built in China and are scheduled to be put into operation in Europe before the summer holidays of 2021.

    ABOUT MHO-Co

    MHO-Co is a Danish shipping company specializing in the service and transport of crew in the offshore wind industry. The shipping company was founded in Esbjerg in 2015 by Mik Henriksen and commands a number of vessels including the twin vessels MHO Gurli and MHO Esbjerg, which – each measuring 39 meters – are the world’s largest Crew Transfer Vessels. The green ambitions are great, and the goal of MHO-Co from day one has been to service the offshore industry with reliable vessels with high performance and safety, where environmental and fuel-economy considerations go hand in hand. Visit www.mho-co.dk to learn more.

  • Sterling PlanB, Marine & Land Electrical Announce Sales Partnership

    As demand for low emissions shipping increases, new partnership provides easier access to world class energy storage for Portugal.

    Vancouver, Canada – March 10, 2021 – Industrial energy storage experts, Sterling PlanB (SPBES), and technical sales and installation company Marine & Land Electrical today announce a new partnership agreement. The partnership is aimed at expanding access to purpose-designed energy storage solutions to customers throughout Portugal.

    The partnership comes when increasing scrutiny and regulations from IMO and EU green legislation means that many companies are rapidly adjusting their operations to reduce emissions. Many operators are now looking to energy storage solutions to help achieve this goal.

    Under the new partnership, Marine & Land Electrical will provide customers in Portugal with Sterling PlanB energy storage solutions.

    “We are delighted to have formed this sales and service partnership with Babis and his team,” said Brent Perry, CEO of Sterling PlanB. “Their experience, reputation, and long list of satisfied customers make Marine & Land an ideal partner to develop this important market.”

    Babis Theodosiou, owner of Marine & Land said, “this partnership provides our customers access to clean technology with world-class energy storage products. We are proud to add Sterling PlanB to our list of products.”

    Sterling PlanB’s energy storage systems are engineered to the highest standards of performance and safety. They are designed specifically to integrate with any electrical infrastructure, delivering significant operational and efficiency benefits for vessels running on electric or hybrid power. The system is DNV GL Type Approved and is verified to fully prevent thermal runaway.

     

    About Marine & Land

    Marine & Land is an electrical engineering, supply and installation company based in Portugal that provides electrical services to maritime and land based customers.

     

  • Sterling PlanB Gains DNV GL Type Approval Certification for Preventing Thermal Runaway

    Sterling PlanB Gains DNV GL Type Approval Certification for Preventing Thermal Runaway

    Leading marine energy storage company sets new safety benchmark, bolstering the safe use of lithium batteries for commercial marine vessels

    VANCOUVER, CANADA – 2 March 2021 – Marine and industrial energy storage expert, Sterling PlanB (SPBES) has announced that it is now fully certified under new 2020 class rules for commercial vessel batteries set out by classification society DNV GL.

    As an early adopter of the certification, SPBES becomes one of the first energy storage solutions (ESS) providers to adhere to the new testing standard, which substantially mitigates the risk of the spread of fire by eliminating the propagation of thermal runaway within a battery module.

    Securing the type approval certification required extreme testing conditions. Across nine separate tests – conducted for Sterling PlanB and observed by DNV GL –  all standards were met.

    Brent Perry, CEO, Sterling PlanB, commented:

    “After many months of rigorous testing, we’re proud to have been certified under this new standard. While these standards from DNV GL are stringent, they are vital for the safety of commercial vessels using energy storage. Our focus at Sterling PlanB has always been on building the safest and most robust energy storage solution possible. We have never shied away from the fact that there are risks to installing high capacity lithium batteries and energy storage units on vessels, which must be treated with the level of scrutiny and risk management as any other risks as sea.”

    These are the first significant change to testing standards from DNV GL since 2015, and follow a number of high-profile incidents involving thermal runaway. Previous requirements from DNV concluded testing upon the first sign of initial cell failure but before combustion. Revised testing rules demonstrate the clear value of cell-level liquid cooling to prevent adjacent cells from contributing to a fire in a battery.

    Sterling PlanB received certification including thermal runaway testing to IEC 62619:2017  in conjunction with DNV GL certified testing facility, LabTest Certification following testing of its 75ah, 85ah and 100ah NMC cells on 14-18 December 2020.

  • Sterling PlanB, Gebhard Electro Announce Sales and Service Partnership

    As pressure to achieve IMO regulations increases, the partnership provides easy access to marine energy storage in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.

     

    Vancouver, Canada – February 23, 2021 – Industrial energy storage experts, Sterling PlanB (SPBES), and technical sales, installation and service company Gebhard Electro have announced a new partnership agreement today. The partnership is aimed at expanding access to purpose-designed energy storage solutions to marine customers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Together, they increase access to hybrid and fully electric propulsion and power solutions throughout the region.

    The partnership comes when increasing scrutiny and regulations tfrom IMO and EU green legislation means that many marine companies are rapidly adjusting their operations to reduce emissions. The recent push to establish greener inland waterway transportation, and a fast growing offshore wind industry means that many operators are looking to low carbon energy storage solutions.

    Under the new partnership, Gebhard Electro will provide customers in the Netherlands with Sterling PlanB energy storage solutions for inland, offshore and short sea vessels. In so doing, together they support the drive not only for cost-saving operations, but a more sustainable long-term solution to meet emissions reduction targets.

    “We are delighted to have formed this sales and service partnership with Gerard and his team at Gebhard Electro.  There is no better partner in the Netherlands to distribute and service our equipment,” said Brent Perry, CEO of Sterling PlanB. “Their experience with delivery of marine power packages, exceptional reputation for customer service, and long list of satisfied customers makes Gebhard an ideal partner to develop this important market.”

    Gerard Kraaij, Managing Director of Gebhard Electro said, “this partnership provides a unique avenue for Gebhard to grow its business by providing clean technology with world-class energy storage products and the exemplary service that we are already known for. We are proud to add the Sterling PlanB product line to our portfolio.”

    Sterling PlanB’s energy storage systems are engineered to the highest standards of performance and safety. They are designed specifically to integrate with any electrical infrastructure, delivering significant operational and efficiency benefits for vessels running on electric or hybrid power. The system is the only lithium energy storage system third-party verified to fully prevent thermal runaway.

     

    About Gebhard Electro

    75 years ago, Gebhard Electro was established and started as an installation company. Now, Gebhard Electro has developed itself into an electrical system integrator in the maritime and industrial market. We have our own engineer department, own production, own installation team and our own service team. We offer complete electrical solutions and subsystems. With our broad knowledge and experience, we are able to give advice and have an obsessive focus on customer satisfaction. Visit www.gebhardelectro.com.

  • Sterling PlanB selected by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers for Memorandum of Understanding

    Sterling PlanB selected by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers for Memorandum of Understanding

    As pressure to reduce emissions increases, MOU looks toward expert sustainability solutions for Indian marine, defense and governmental sectors.

    Vancouver, Canada – February 9, 2021 – Industrial energy storage experts, Sterling PlanB (SPBES), and Government of India company Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) have announced a Memorandum of Understanding between the two companies. The MOU is intended to facilitate an increase in access to hybrid and fully electric propulsion and power solutions expertise throughout India.

    The MOU comes at a time when increasing pressure from international regulators to achieve emission reduction targets means that all facets of industry must rapidly adjust their operations. The growing economy and development of heavy industries in India, mean that many government and non-government operators in the region are looking to zero emissions and low carbon solutions.

    Under the MOU, GRSE and SPBES have desired “to explore avenues to collaborate to effectively leverage each other’s competence and strengths in adopting ‘Electric/Hybrid Propulsion’ in ships by way of undertaking new design development to offer state of the art environment friendly ships to customers”.

    “We are very pleased to be selected by such a respected and important organization” said Sterling PlanB CEO Brent Perry. “Their shipbuilding expertise in India is second to none. We look forward to working with GRSE to provide their team with strategic expertise in the practical application of energy storage solutions.”

    “Ships transport about 80 percent of the world’s commodities and maritime transport is responsible for almost 2.5 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions. The challenge today is therefore to find effective solutions to move away from the use of fossil fuels. Energy storage devices are now finding effective utilization in ferries and inland water transport. As a leading shipbuilder in the country, GRSE looks forward to working with SPBES, which is a leader in providing niche energy storage technology to bring viable solutions for environmental-friendly transportation across the vast inland waterways of the country.” Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE, Rear Admiral V K Saxena IN.

    The team at Sterling PlanB is the most experienced on the planet. Their purpose designed energy storage systems are engineered to the highest standards of performance, safety, and efficiency. These systems are designed to integrate with existing electrical infrastructure and deliver significant operational benefits for vessels running on electric or hybrid power.

  • Sterling PlanB, MJR Power & Automation Announce Cross-Atlantic Sales and Service Partnership

    As pressure to achieve IMO regulations increases, and the UK set to become a giant in the offshore sector, the partnership provides easier access to more sustainable solutions for UK customers.

    Vancouver, Canada – January 12, 2021 Industrial energy storage experts, Sterling PlanB (SPBES), and technical sales and service company MJR Power & Automation have announced a new partnership agreement today, aimed at expanding access to purpose-designed energy storage solutions to UK-based customers in marine markets. Together, they increase access to hybrid and fully electric propulsion and power solutions throughout the sector.

    The partnership comes when increasing pressure from IMO to achieve regulations targets means that many marine companies are rapidly adjusting their operations to reduce tier 1, 2 and 3 emissions. The recent push to establish greater, more sustainable offshore sector services in the UK, and growing offshore wind means that many offshore vessel operators are looking to low carbon energy storage solutions

    Under the new partnership, MJR Power & Automation will provide customers in the UK with Sterling PlanB energy storage solutions for offshore and short sea vessels, supporting the drive not only for fuel- and cost-saving operations, but a more sustainable long-term solution to meet emissions reduction targets.

    “We are delighted to have formed this sales and service partnership with Paul and his team at MJR Power & Automation.  There is no better partner in the UK to distribute, integrate and service Sterling PlanB energy storage solutions,” said Paul Hughes, President of Sterling PlanB. “Their broad multi market reach coupled with their in-depth  experience with  delivery of marine power conversion packages, an exceptional reputation for customer service and a long list of satisfied customers makes MJR Power & Automation an ideal partner to develop this most important market.”

    Sterling PlanB’s energy storage systems are engineered to the highest standards of performance and safety, and are designed specifically to integrate with any electrical infrastructure, delivering significant operational and efficiency benefits for vessels running on electric or hybrid power. The system is the only lithium energy storage system third-party verified to fully prevent thermal runaway.

    Paul Cairns, Managing Director of MJR Power & Automation said, “this partnership provides a unique avenue for MJR to grow its business in clean technology with world-class energy storage products and the exemplary service that we are already known for. We are proud to add the Sterling PlanB product line to our portfolio.”

    About MJR Power & Automation

    Operating for over 25 years in the marine, offshore & energy sectors, MJR Power and Automation is a leading specialist in marine power, electrical and automation engineering and provides complete end to end complex projects from design, engineering and construction to installation, commission and worldwide service from its headquarters in Teesside. The business has completed a number of recent high profile, turnkey projects for global leading brands. Its impressive client portfolio includes the likes of Stena, P&O, Subsea 7, Van Oord, TechnipFMC, Boskalis, NOV & JDR to name but a few.