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PetrofacPetrofac is a leading international service provider to the oil and gas production and processing industry with a diverse customer portfolio including many of the world’s leading integrated, independent and national oil and gas companies. Petrofac is quoted on the London Stock Exchange (symbol: PFC) and is a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index.

The group delivers services through two divisions: Engineering, Construction, Operations and Maintenance (ECOM - comprising Onshore Engineering and Construction, Offshore Projects and Operations and Engineering and Consulting Services) and Integrated Energy Services (IES). Through these divisions Petrofac designs and builds oil and gas facilities; operates, maintains and manages facilities and trains personnel; enhances production; and, where it can leverage its service capability, develops and co-invests in upstream and infrastructure projects. Petrofac’s range of services meets its customers’ needs across the full life cycle of oil and gas assets.

With more than 15,000 employees, Petrofac operates out of seven strategically located operational centres in Aberdeen, Sharjah, Woking, Chennai, Mumbai, Abu Dhabi and Kuala Lumpur and a further 24 offices worldwide. The predominant focus of Petrofac’s business is on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS), the Middle East and Africa, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and the Asia Pacific region.

For further information contact:

Gael CordinerMarketing Co-ordinator

PetrofacBridge View1 North Esplanade WestAberdeenAB11 5QF

T: +44(0)1224 247257F: +44(0)1224 247001E: gael.cordiner@petrofac.

com

www.petrofac.com

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Pinsent Masons LLPPinsent Masons LLP (the combined resources, expertise and experience of McGrigors and Pinsent Masons) is an international full service commercial law firm.

We are leading advisers to the renewables industry advising developers, contractors, consultants and funders in relation to onshore and offshore wind, biomass, hydro, solar, marine and waste-to-energy projects globally.

We have one of the UK’s largest dedicated teams of energy lawyers, with our expertise spanning the entire energy spectrum including the traditional areas of upstream and downstream oil and gas, power generation, nuclear, energy management, electricity and gas transmission as well as the newer areas of renewables, carbon capture and storage, gas storage projects and asset decommissioning.

Within the energy sector our clients include major multinationals, utilities, FTSE / AIM listed companies and ambitious independents. We also have a strong network of relationships with energy companies, government and regulatory bodies, industry professionals and the wider financial community, enabling us to contribute widely to industry debate and the business of our clients.


Mark McCallSenior Associate

Pinsent Masons LLPJohnstone House52-54 Rose StreetAberdeenAB10 1UD

T: +44(0)1224 377937F: +44(0)1224 377901E: mark.mccall@

pinsentmasons.com

www.pinsentmasons.com


ProspectProspect provides integrated, multi-disciplinary engineering design and analysis consultancy services to clients worldwide and is a global division of the Hallin Group and Superior Energy Services Inc.

Prospect’s support ranges from concept engineering through detailed design to installation and operation. Clients include energy companies and operators, wind turbine and wave power equipment manufacturers, construction and installation companies and specialist engineering organisations.

Prospect combines expertise in traditional engineering with advanced engineering analysis to deliver added value engineering answers.

Our service capabilities include:

• Structural engineering and design

• Mechanical engineering and design

• Installation engineering

• Subsea engineering

• Computational fluid dynamics (CFD analysis)

• Marine dynamics

• FEA analysis

• Riser design and analysis

• Flow Assurance

Our experience of providing clients with fit for purpose, cost effective solutions to their problems means that we are ideally placed to deliver an engineering service when and how it is required.


Ewan GilesUK Sales and Marketing Manager

ProspectCumberland HouseEndeavour DriveArnhall Business ParkWesthillAB32 6UF

T: +44(0)1224 651831F: +44(0)1224 633633E: [email protected]

www.prospect-fs.com


Raeburn Christie Clark and WallaceRaeburn Christie Clark and Wallace is a leading north east law firm with a main office in Aberdeen supported by a strong branch network of offices in Inverurie, Ellon, Stonehaven and Banchory.

With a long established reputation for excellence in standards of service delivery and client care, Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace offers proactive and practical legal solutions to a variety of local, national and international clients. We provide a comprehensive range of legal and financial services and represent many corporate and private clients from farmers and rural landowners to community groups, businesses, developers and funders.

Our extensive commercial expertise, which can be accessed from all our offices can guide and advise clients on many issues associated with renewable energy including but not limited to:

• Exclusivity agreements

• Option agreements

• Leases

• Joint venture agreements and associated contractual documents

• General advice in relation to wind farms and other renewable energy projects

• Corporate start ups

• Advice in connection with finance and funding solutions

With deep rooted philosophy based on clarity and responsiveness, our approachable team of experts builds lasting relationships to meet the needs and expectations of our clients.


Liz StewartPartner

Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace12-16 Albyn PlaceAberdeenAB10 1PS

T: +44(0)1224 332400F: +44(0)1224 332401E: liz.stewart@raeburns.

co.uk

www.raeburns.co.uk


Reef SubseaReef Subsea is a young and dynamic subsea services contractor to the renewables and oil and gas markets.

Our group of specialised companies offers a wide range of subsea services covering subsea construction and IRM, installation and trenching, ROV and survey services and controlled flow excavation and seabed dredging. Reef Subsea companies include Reef Subsea Power and Umbilical, Technocean, Specialist Subsea Services and Scanmudring/Rotech. Although a young company, Reef Subsea has already established the structure and expertise to be able to deliver performance levels usually associated with larger organisations. Our aim is to earn the right to be regarded as a long term partner by our clients, whether top-tier contractors, developers or operators.


Tim SheehanChief Operating Officer

Reef SubseaRiverside House5th FloorRiverside DriveAberdeenAB11 7LH

T: +44(0)1224 224532E: tim.sheehan@

reefsubsea.com

www.reefsubsea.com


Richard Irvin Sustainable EnergyRichard Irvin Services Group (RISG) is one of the north east Scotland’s leading building services contractors operating across Scotland.Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy within the RISG stable is leading a paradigm shift in domestic and industrial energy systems. Most contractors are product or system led, RISE first considers your energy demand and bills then how to get them under control.

This systems approach understands and evaluates your energy demands, in particular energy flow. Reducing net energy imports reduces energy costs whilst maximising revenue value from entrained site energy resource in feed in tariffs and incentives. Turnkey SolutionsSolutions are designed by professional engineers using the latest and best fit for purpose software design tools implemented by skilled and fully certified trades providing full life cycle service. Full certifications and warranties. Product stable From the country’ leading Tier 1 manufactures includes:• Demand reduction voltage optimisation, power factor

correction, localised voltage reduction, low energy lighting, building management systems and sub metering

• Stemming losses property insulation, fabric upgrades and fault finding thermal imaging

• Onsite generation solar voltaic, solar thermal, micro wind and micro hydro

• On-site energy conversion air source, ground source and air to air

• Energy recovery, heat recovery, thermal storage, electrical storage and waste streams

• Better use of imported energy boiler service upgrades, biomass boilers and CHP

RISG certifications including:NACOSS (Gold), HVCA , NIPEF, Select, Constructionline, Gas Safe, NICEIC, ROSPA, CHAS, OFTEC, IOR, BIFM, BICSI, British Safety Council, ISO 9001, MCS, REAL.

• Demand reduction• Energy recovery


David McGrathManaging Director

Richard Irvin Sustainable EnergyIrvin HouseHareness RoadAltens Industrial EstateAberdeenAB12 3LE

T: +44(0)1224 367182E: dave.mcgrath@

richard-irvin.co.uk

www.richard-irvin.co.uk

• Onsite generation• Onsite production and

demand levelling


Ritson SmithRitson Smith is one of the largest independent accountancy firms in north east Scotland, providing a complete range of services which include:

Accounting – Accounts produced for virtually every business sector, whether they be sole traders, partnerships, limited partnerships or limited companies.

Audit and assurance – Registered auditors with considerable experience in providing audit services to companies and groups including those with foreign parents or subsidiaries.

Taxation – Our specialist tax department guides clients safely and efficiently through the tax maze providing compliance, planning and related services to individuals and companies.

Corporate finance – The highly experienced team works not only with client companies and personal investors but also with banks, venture capitalists, financial institutions, management teams and non-client businesses. We provide full advisory and transaction support services relating to every type of corporate finance transaction including mergers and acquisitions, MBO’s/MBI’s, financial modelling, due diligence, raising finance, business valuations, etc.

Outsourcing – Providing a partial or full outsourcing service tailored to the needs of individual clients.

Payroll – We are a BACS registered bureau for payroll processing.

Our services are founded on very high standards of personal service and regular partner involvement. We fully embrace the need to reduce the current dependency on fossil fuels and develop the market for renewable energy. By leveraging off our existing expertise and the expertise of our international partners* we are well positioned to make a significant contribution to the growth of the renewable industry both locally within Aberdeen and in relation to the wider UK/international market.

* Ritson Smith is a member of Praxity – an alliance of 109 independent accounting firms operating in 72 countries worldwide.


Niall FarquharsonManaging Partner

Ritson Smith16 Carden PlaceAberdeenAB10 1FX

T: +44(0)1224 643311F: +44(0)1224 624359

[email protected]


The Robert Gordon UniversityThe Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen has long been recognised as a world leader in marine renewable energy research. The Centre for Research in Energy and the Environment (CRE+E) has received substantial research funding for tidal energy projects and was a key player in the Sound of Islay tidal array project now run by Scottish Power Renewables. CRE+E is involved in energy research projects at local, national and international level and is currently developing funding and commercial opportunities around the world.

Maintaining its speciality in marine renewables, the expanding research team is involved in energy resource assessment, novel turbine design, research into structurally significant turbulence, sediment distribution and the development of a subsea support structure for areas of extreme tidal currents.

Beyond marine we have just completed a study of sustainable energy resource modelling for a 2000 home development in Aberdeenshire using bespoke software created at RGU and have strong capability in numerical analysis using Fluent, Matlab, etc.

A significant new arrival at the university is CUSP, the Centre for Understanding Sustainable Practice, which has received £0.5million funding to investigate the behaviour change implications of sustainable development including the social and business demands of using new technologies and intelligent buildings.

The University now includes renewable energy within the study of options for its engineering undergraduates, and the innovative ‘Energy Portfolio’ of MSc. Courses combine environmental engineering with energy exploration. We expect that 2012 will see the introduction of a suite of multi-disciplinary sustainable development MSc’s for engineering, art, architecture, business and health.


Dr Alan OwenSchool of Engineering

The Robert Gordon UniversitySchoolhillAberdeenAB10 1FR

T: +44(0)1224 262360E: [email protected]

www.rgu.ac.uk


RPS EnergyThe RPS offshore renewables team offers quality advice for offshore wind, wave and tidal energy development offering a fully project managed multi-disciplinary package. Since 2001, RPS has been involved in over 100 offshore wind, wave and tidal assignments. We have provided a broad range of services to offshore projects (proposed, in planning and consented) with a combined generation capacity of over 8,000 MW, or over 90% of marine renewable projects in UK waters.

In the offshore renewables sector, RPS provides services from project inception to construction support. At the beginning of the cycle we assist in site selection, project design and optimisation and environmental assessment (EIAs); we engage with stakeholders and conduct due diligence. In the survey phase we undertake geotechnical, geophysical or various environmental and ecological surveys (onshore or offshore). In support of construction we can manage tenders and contracts, health and safety aspects and undertake foundation supervision and consent compliance.

Specific services provided to the marine energy sector have included:

• Device design;

• Anchor mooring design;

• Site selection;

• Tidal and wave resource assessments;

• EIA and scoping;

• Survey management and preparation of survey specifications.

• Environmental monitoring;

• Installation and construction support.


David CourseySite Investigation and Survey Manager

RPS Energy6 Carden PlaceAberdeenAB10 1UR


www.rpsgroup.com


SAC Environment and DesignSAC (the Scottish Agricultural College) is an innovative, knowledge based organisation, which supports the development of land based industries and communities through its expert advisory and consultancy services, education and training provision and specialist research and development resources.

Its work is wide ranging but there is a particular emphasis on agriculture and related sciences, rural business development and management, food chain quality and safety and rural resource and environmental management.

For over 20 years, SAC has combined the expertise of economists, biologists and engineers in assessing the potential of renewable energy. Consultancy services are offered for all the major land based renewable energy technologies including wind, hydro, anaerobic digestion, biomass, solar, ground source heating and biofuels for transport. Projects assess commercial feasibility, biological efficiency and strategic significance. Clients include rural businesses, industrial companies, the Scottish Government, a number of Scottish local authorities, Scottish Enterprise – Energy, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, ITI Life Sciences, the EU, levy boards and co-operatives based in the UK and elsewhere.

Using its Scotland-wide network, SAC provides a unique mechanism for the transfer of knowledge and ideas which emerge, both from its own research and development activities and from other expert sources.

SAC has three main campuses, at Aberdeen, Ayr and Edinburgh, twenty three advisory offices, eight veterinary centres and five experimental farms. SAC has an annual turnover of around £55 million and approximately 900 staff.


Jim CampbellEnvironment and Design

Environment and DesignSAC ConsultingCraibstone EstateBucksburnAberdeenAB21 9YA

SAC ConsultingPentland BuildingBush EstatePenicuikMidlothianEH26 0PH

T: +44 (0)131 5353004E: [email protected]

www.sac.ac.uk


Safety and Technical Hydraulics LtdSafety and Technical Hydraulics is a specialist company in the provision of high pressure hydraulic equipment with capabilities ranging from high accuracy lifting and positioning systems to the latest innovations in controlled bolt tightening equipment, torque or tension.

Experienced staff and a commitment to high standards of customer service has secured our position as the UK’s largest distributor and service centre for Enerpac products and provides Safety and Technical with unparalleled access to the full range of Enerpac equipment, services and support.

In addition to standard range of hydraulic pumps, cylinders, cutters and maintenance tools, we also offer a complete range of torque and tension equipment to suit any bolting requirement with many tools specifically designed to meet the demands of the renewables sector.

Our appointment as an Enerpac integrated solutions partner enables us to offer a vast array of solutions for strand, stage and synchronised lifting, lowering, weighing and skidding operations over multiple points. These systems allow the safe controlled movement of the largest structures and the heaviest loads with millimetre precision.

Comprehensive advice, support and service of all our products is provided on an on-going basis by knowledgeable staff and factory trained technicians, all under the strict observance of the DNV certified ISO9001: 2008 quality system.


Mr Stuart MorrisonSales Manager

Safety and Technical Hydraulics LtdUnit 3Badentoy PlacePortlethenAberdeenAB12 4YF

T: +44(0)1224 781555F: +44(0)1224 781666E: stuart.morrison@sthyd.

com

www.sthyd.com


Satrosphere Science CentreSatrosphere Science Centre has been pioneering interactive discovery since 1989, making it the oldest science centre in Scotland and the second oldest in the UK. As an educational and community resource it is embedded within Aberdeen culture, history and community.

As an educational resource as well as a visitor attraction, Satrosphere educates and entertains its visitors both in-house and at public events around the north east of Scotland and beyond, bringing science to areas otherwise unable to experience this area of learning. Our education team offers a range of curriculum for excellence experiences for pupils of all ages and their teachers through CPD (continuing professional development) events.

Satrosphere Science Centre is a non-profit organisation that’s ambitious and dedicated education team aims to provide an important and valuable educational resource for the whole community where people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities can come and engage with science and be enthused and inspired. We deliver science learning experiences that encourage active involvement in learning with hands-on exhibits, investigative workshops and exciting shows and demonstrations within an environment that promotes curiosity and life-long learning. Satrosphere is HMIE inspected.

Our retail shop sells a wide variety of scientific toys, games and pocket money items. The Tramsheds Coffee House proudly brews Starbucks coffee and serves home bakes, soup, sandwiches and light lunches.

Satrosphere also offers corporate facilities to hire and car parking is available.

Satrosphere is a registered Scottish charity (no. SCO14922) and relies on visitors to the exhibition, gift shop and coffee house as well as donations and sponsorship to achieve its aim of inspiring interest in science for everyone.


Grant PeterkinSenior Operations Manager

Satrosphere Science Centre179 Constitution StreetAberdeenAB24 5TU

T: +44(0)1224 640340F: +44(0)1224 622211E: grant.peterkin@

satrosphere.net

www.satrosphere.net


SCARFSCARF (Save Cash and Reduce Fuel) is an independent charity established in 1985 to promote the sustainable use of energy, eradicate fuel poverty and create sustainable employment and training opportunities in Scotland and delivers a range of services in the Aberdeen City and Shire and Tayside regions.

SCARF is meeting its objectives by providing:

Free impartial advice and information on energy efficiency, renewable technologies, fuel debt and grants to install energy efficiency and renewable technologies.

Formal and informal education and training – SCARF is a City and Guilds training and examination centre and an NVQ assessment centre for energy awareness qualifications and provides informal training and presentations, staff awareness programmes in the public and private sector.

SCARF’s school programme includes presentations, demonstrations and participating in education events such as National Science Week.

SCARF developed an energy efficiency and renewable technology board game suitable for primary school and S1 pupils. SCARF’s energy advice team advises members of the public on energy issues – including advice on renewable energy technologies (4000 enquiries (9%) on renewable last year). In addition to the energy advice team SCARF employs two development officers with specific remits to work with not-for-profit organisations to develop and implement small-scale renewable energy projects. Projects to date include wind turbine, air and ground source heat pumps, solar water heating systems, biomass and micro hydro. The Scottish Government Scottish Community Householder Initiative financially supports the posts.

SCARF works with local authorities at a strategic level and has been instrumental in encouraging the development and implementation of their Home Energy Conservation Act and Fuel Poverty Strategies. SCARF continues to work with local authorities to develop strategies to meet government carbon saving targets.


Jean Morrison

SCARF1 Cotton StreetAberdeenAB11 5EE


www.scarf.org.uk


SCDIThe Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) is an independent, membership-driven economic development organisation. It was created in 1931 and today is supported by around 1200 members across Scotland’s manufacturing and service sectors, universities and colleges, local government and enterprise networks, trade associations and professional bodies, arts organisations, churches and trade unions.

As an entirely independent organisation, SCDI’s membership network seeks to strengthen Scotland’s economic competitiveness and sustainable prosperity by influencing government policy at all levels – whether in Scotland or the UK, the European Union or globally. SCDI’s history is rich as a pioneering organisation in many fields of activity. SCDI spearheaded the attraction of overseas manufacturing investment into Scotland in the late 1940s, embarking on a campaign to attract companies from the United States – the first time a European country had pursued such a course. SCDI was also responsible for creating the first industrial estate in Scotland.

Today, SCDI is engaged in public policy issues, economic research and business information and is an active lobbyer of the UK and Scottish Governments on renewables and oil and gas issues. It coordinates a network of 500 young engineers’ and science clubs to encourage young students interested in engineering, science and technology. SCDI also organises a sizeable programme of events from flagship conferences and dinners to informal networking opportunities, plus an ongoing programme of trade missions to markets such as the Middle East, Brazil, China, India and Japan.


Ian ArmstrongRegional Director

Scottish Council for Development and Industryc/o Robert Gordon UniversityAberdeen Business SchoolKaim HouseGarthdee RoadAberdeenAB10 7QE

T: +44(0)1224 263380F: +44(0)1224 263381E: ian.armstrong@

scdi.org.uk

www.scdi.org.uk


Score Group PLCAt Score Group plc, we provide engineering, research, design, supply, repair, manufacturing and training services throughout the world. We provide these services 365 days a year, in a variety of market sectors.

The principal products and services we supply are:

• Valves

• Valve operators and control systems

• Intelligent valve management

• Industrial gas turbines

• Fuel nozzles

• Surface coatings / surface treatments

• Cell disruptors

• Engineering design and consultancy

• Training

Our team of 1400+ personnel is committed to safe operating and providing a quality service to all our customers. We have an excellent track record, spanning over 25 years, for making a positive impact in society through our efforts to add value at all levels to the benefit of all our stakeholders. We are principally able to do this by applying our knowledge and experience of working with the people, products and services we provide and engaging in and developing close and mutually beneficial relationships. The value we deliver is achieved through the management and application of knowledge and intelligence to deliver continuous improvement over time.

You can view further information on all of the above on our website (www.score-group.com), but if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to working with you.


Dave MatsonContracts Manager

Score Group PlcThe Ian M. Cheyne BuildingGlen Test FacilityWellbankPeterheadAberdeenshireAB42 3GL

T: +44(0)1779 482327E: dave.matson@score-

group.com

www.score-group.com


Scottish EnterpriseScottish Enterprise is Scotland’s main economic development agency and aims to deliver a significant, lasting effect on the Scottish economy. Our role is to help identify and exploit the best opportunities for economic growth. That means opportunities to support Scottish companies to compete within the global marketplace; to help build globally competitive sectors; to attract new investment to Scotland; and to help create a world-class business environment.

Scottish Enterprise’s role in renewables, particularly offshore wind and marine, is to work with partners to help the sector thrive. We developed and will implement Scotland’s Offshore Wind Route Map with the Scottish Government, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, local authorities, other industry bodies and private energy companies.

Our particular focus is on attracting key investors to locate in Scotland; developing Scotland’s physical infrastructure (including implementing the National Renewables Infrastructure Plan); engaging with businesses which have the capacity and ambition to diversify into renewables; supporting research and development activity; and providing market intelligence, analysis and strategic insight.

Scottish Enterprise can also help you:

• Secure the right kind of funding to grow your business;

• Develop your businesses strategy;

• Find customers in new international markets;

• Diversify your business into renewables;

• Develop and commercialise new technologies and services ideas;

• Access research and publications to inform your business decisions;

• Find other means of support;

• Get in touch with, and join, industry bodies.


Scottish EnterpriseAtrium Court50 Waterloo StreetGlasgowG2 6HQ

T: +44(0)845 6078787

www.scottish-enterprise.com


Scottish European Green Energy CentreThe Scottish European Green Energy Centre (SEGEC) provides a focal point for organisations in Europe developing low-carbon energy projects and activities. SEGEC engages with institutions, networks and technology platforms, influencing the future policy agenda and identifying niche opportunities for collaboration across different industry sectors.

SEGEC’s principal remit is to facilitate innovative, collaborative, low-carbon, infrastructure projects which deliver real benefits for Scotland, the UK and Europe. We do this by developing projects which meet key success criteria of partners, technology focus and market readiness and are correctly structured in order that they can be financed.

Due to the collaborative nature of the projects that it supports, SEGEC works to secure investments from a range of public grants and private sector funds including EU funding streams that have been allocated to support market and technology development. Working with partners in Scotland, the UK and Europe, SEGEC maximises the potential to contribute to the European energy and emissions targets for 2020 and beyond.

Established in 2009, SEGEC has delivered over €110M of EU funding for low-carbon energy projects including the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre and Moray Firth Offshore HVDC Hub with other projects under development.

An independent, not-for-profit organisation, SEGEC is supported by the Scottish Government, the European Regional Development Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, ScottishPower and SSE.

SEGEC’s energy priorities include, but are not limited to: Marine, CCS, renewable heat, grids, offshore wind and energy efficiency.


Eleanor JonesMarketing and Communications Manager

Scottish and European Green Energy CentreG05, Meston BuildingKing’s CollegeAberdeenAB24 3UE


www.segec.org.uk


Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell AssociationThe Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (SHFCA) promotes and develops Scottish expertise in fuel cells and hydrogen technologies.

SHFCA brings together the expertise and experience of Scotland’s specialised fuel cell companies, academic institutions, research and development bodies, power generation companies, energy consultants, Scottish Enterprise, local enterprise companies, students and individuals with an interest in the subject.

SHFCA provides a coherent voice to represent, promote and develop Scottish hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. The Association engages with Scottish and UK government to create the right framework for the industry to develop. SHFCA is developing relationships with other national and international hydrogen and fuel cell bodies to work together to evolve a mutually beneficial strategy to create and develop a global sustainable hydrogen and fuel cell market.


Elaine CampbellAdministrator

Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell AssociationEnergy Technology CentreRankine AvenueScottish Enterprise Technology ParkEast KilbrideG75 0QF

T: +44 (0)1355 593570F: +44 (0)1355 593580E: elaine.campbell@

shfca.org.uk

www.shfca.org.uk


Scottish RenewablesWe are the voice of the renewable energy industry in Scotland, promoting a win-win vision to harness Scotland’s immense natural resources to enrich our economy, communities and environment.

As the representative body of the industry since 1996, we give our members genuine influence at the heart of policy making, presenting a united voice to decision makers. We now represent over 300 members leading the debate on how Scotland can maximise the benefits of renewable energy.

Our work has driven ever-more stretching targets for renewable energy in Scotland and our membership has grown in line with this.

We work to strengthen business relationships and development within the industry through our comprehensive events programme, exhibitions, networking opportunities and market intelligence.

We welcome you to join us in realising our shared ambition to maximise the industry’s potential for a brighter future and to be recognised internationally as a leader in renewable energy.


David FosterMembership Manager

Scottish Renewables49 Bath StreetGlasgowG2 2DL

T: +44(0)141 3534982E: dfoster@

scottishrenewables.com

www.scottishrenewables.com


SeaEnergy PLCSeaEnergy PLC is an Aberdeenshire based service business, which is building on its offshore wind farm development and oil and gas services heritage to develop an integrated energy services business.

The core business comprises the delivery of innovative value-adding services to clients across the energy space. The company plans to grow sustainably by acquiring and developing existing and complementary businesses within that space.

The innovative SeaEnergy offshore wind farm support vessel concept combines a number of innovative features to produce a vessel which is capable of delivering much higher levels of safe access to offshore wind turbines for technicians engaged in operations and maintenance.

In addition, the company is developing additional services across the energy sector, particularly in the offshore, where the company’s detailed understanding of the requirements of offshore wind projects equips it to identify, develop, integrate and deliver relevant and value adding services.


Sonja McCallumOffice Administrator

SeaEnergy PLCBritannia HouseEndeavour DriveArnhall Business ParkWesthillAB32 6UF

T: +44(0)1224 748480F: +44(0)1224 748481E: sonja.mccallum@

seaenergy-plc.com

www.seaenergy-plc.com


SeaHold Geoships LtdSeaHold Geoships Ltd is a marine and subsea services company offering services to the offshore renewable energy and offshore oil and gas industries.

Geoships is able to offer its customers a full cross section of marine and subsea partnering and project execution capabilities including core competencies such as; integrated cable and transmission solutions, lay, burial and hook up of infield cable arrays and inspection maintenance and repair of all categories of subsea facilities and hardware in all water depths.

Geoships currently operates in the Isle of Man flagged vessel the Stril Explorer and has just secured a new MT6009 vessel, the Loch Roag, for use in both oil and gas and offshore renewable projects.


Sarah WattieDeputy Chartering Manager

SeaHold Geoships Ltd11 Abercrombie CourtArnhall Business ParkProspect RoadWesthillAberdeenshireAB32 6FE

T: +44(0)1224 766750E: sarah.wattie@

seaholdgeoships.com

www.seaholdgeoships.com


SeaOceanSeaOcean is a provider of fibre and steel wire rope products plus associated fittings and services for marine renewable energy systems both in the UK and overseas markets. The company’s products facilitate all manner of lifting, mooring or towing operations in a safe and competent manner.

SeaOcean operates from office and workshop facilities located in Aberdeen and is a specialist trading division of Reel Ltd, a Global Energy Group company.

SeaOcean’s competitive advantage and core competence is market knowledge whether this is in terms of products, applications, certification or the ability to identify and tailor a specific solution for any given requirement.

SeaOcean has a firm interest in the myriad business opportunities arising from the strong growth of marine renewable energy schemes and, particularly, those which are designed to be free floating and not piled into the seabed.

Long experience in servicing many different customers in various marine business streams gives the company the confidence that it can put its capabilities at the disposal of those organisations who are seeking to ensure the integrity and success of their marine renewable schemes or devices.


Hugh RamsayProduct Sales Manager

SeaOceanArctic HouseKirkton DriveDyceAberdeenAB21 0BG


www.seaoceanropes.com


Search ConsultancySearch Consultancy Ltd is one of the UK’s leading recruitment solutions companies offering our client base a complete range of recruitment solutions and our candidate base a wide range of career support services and thousands of job opportunities.

Search Energy is one of 20 specialist divisions within Search Consultancy and encompasses oil and gas, utilities, renewable energy and power generation sectors. Search Energy can supply experienced professionals to both the contract and permanent staff markets in Scotland, the UK, across the continental shelf and international markets. Our specialist consultants have 35 years combined experience and have the capability to cover widespread markets. Our team has proven capability to deploy high quality personnel for the whole life cycle of any project from the initial project feasibility stage through to detailed design, build, maintenance and subsea operations.

Search Energy recognise the thriving energy market in Scotland, leading to Scotland and Aberdeen becoming key players in the export of sustainable energy to other countries. Our experienced team has in-depth knowledge of the challenges faced when recruiting renewable energy professionals with scarce skills. Our dedicated consultants will engage closely with our clients to tailor a focused recruitment campaign that will ensure we attract the highly skilled and talented individuals from even the most remote of locations required to contribute to the continued development of any organisations success.

Search Energy offers an unrivalled service to our candidate base – providing comprehensive career guidance and consultative advice within each market discipline.

True client partnerships with some of the world’s largest employers, an advanced internet development strategy and our focus on placing people are part of our outstanding success and part of what makes us different.


Kim HunterAssociate Director

Search Consultancy10 Albyn PlaceAberdeenAB10 1YH


www.searchconsultancy.co.uk


SeaRoute Port Services LtdSearoute Port Services (Aberdeen) Ltd, Searoute Break Bulk Services Ltd and Searoute Renewable Logistics mesh and combine to provide a comprehensive resource specialising in the logistical requirements of the renewable energy industries.

Searoute Port Services can provide a wide range of port related services at both load and discharge ports for shipper, ship-owner and receiver alike. The experienced team deals with port captaincy, cargo survey, v/l agency, stevedoring and port handling, lashing and securing of all cargoes in its many and varied forms.

Searoute Break Bulk Services will find an economical solution for the movement of any cargo type but has successfully specialised in projects dealing with heavy lift and oversized lifts worldwide.

For a process that can take as long to plan as to perform, the project team can call on the experience of its own cargo surveyors and transport planners to provide an extensive pre-shipment proposal to meet the most stringent of contractual requirements.

Searoute Renewable Logistics draws on the existing resources within the sister companies to assist a dedicated team in the supervision and arrangement of all aspects of the materials handling and transport relevant to renewable energy technologies.

Our ships and vehicles are capable of the safe transportation of heavy and over-sized equipment associated with wind and hydro power projects. In addition to which we have a skilled workforce that can, if required, support the on-site installation process.

We are currently enhancing our cargo handling facility to cater for the reception, consolidation and transport of biomass fuel products.


Rod PalmerDirector

Searoute Port Services LtdRegent House36 Regent QuayAberdeenAB11 5BE

T: +44 (0)1224 581777F: +44 (0)1224 582111E: rod@

searouteportservices.co.uk

Mark BreignanT: +44 (0)1236 861280

Allan PorterT: +44 (0)1236 86181

www.searoute.co.uk


SenergySenergy is an international energy services business, delivering an integrated service that adds value and minimises risk for clients through the application of commercial and technical innovation. Established in 2005, Senergy provides project and field development services to clients in the oil and gas and alternative energy markets, and employs over 500 people worldwide. The formation of our alternative energy business in 2008 was a key step in extending our integrated project and asset development services into the alternative and renewable energy sectors.

Senergy delivers world-class consulting and advisory services to clients in the wind power, grid connection, carbon capture and storage, geothermal and coalbed methane markets. Our goal is to bring innovative solutions to the most challenging of problems and harness the best capabilities and talent available.

In some areas, such as geothermal and carbon capture and storage, capabilities like geology, geophysics, petrophysics, reservoir engineering, well engineering and drilling are already found within the oil and gas industry in which Senergy has its roots. We don’t mind where the best thinking has evolved – our passion is to ensure it gets applied in a manner which ensures clients achieve superior returns from their investments, and their customers receive clean, sustainable and affordable energy.

Senergy is actively engaged in working with research and product development partners to develop bespoke new solutions. We believe the global energy challenge that the world faces can only be solved by ensuring renewable and alternative energy sources are commercially competitive. We’re driven by the belief that meeting this challenge will give innovative and creative companies like Senergy a unique opportunity to contribute to a global sustainable energy supply.


Claire SimSenior Marketing Coordinator

Senergy15 Bon Accord CrescentAberdeenAB11 6DE

T: +44 (0)1224 213440F: +44 (0)1224 213453E: nial.mccollam@

senergyworld.com

www.senergyworld.com


S.E.T.S. LtdSETS Ltd provides diving and ROV intervention focused project management and engineering support.

As an established project management and engineering support to numerous oil and gas operators and contractors respectively, our turnkey package solutions company has been conducting a number of studies and solutions aimed at streamlining the renewables sectors’ methodologies with regards to installation and intervention requirements.

Our team, based at the Newmachar Business Centre in Kingseat Business Park, just north of Aberdeen’s Bridge of Don area, is currently being tasked to review on-going methodologies being used within the renewables industry offshore wind sector and to apply learned oil and gas methodologies with a focus on budgeting, scheduling and delivery methods.

Our already strong project management and engineering teams with a healthy oil and gas experience mix have been able to focus on both offshore oil and gas and wind projects in recent months. Our teams have always had a bias towards ROV and diving interventions and construction workscopes and supplementing this with selective experience from the renewables sector has allowed SETS Ltd to set aside resources towards the development of a separate renewables team within the company.

Additional to the “total package delivery” service which our clients have become used to, SETS Ltd strives to ensure that our clients, in an ever more demanding environment, don’t feel the need to worry about budget costs running away from them while knowing that good intervention practices have been implemented throughout their project with the highest standards of HSE review applied.


Jim KeirGeneral Manager

SETS LtdKingseat Business ParkNewmacharAberdeenAB21 0UE


www.setsltd.com


Shell UK LimitedShell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies. We seek to help meet global energy demand in a responsible way.

Our presence in the UK, including Scotland, is important to our global business. We directly employ about 8,000 people in the UK. Our upstream business operates out of Aberdeen and has equity in about 8% of the UK’s oil and gas, and operates 13% on behalf of Shell and its co-venturers.

Shell’s main contribution to the energy challenge is to find and produce oil and gas and to process these into useful products and useable energy while reducing CO2 emissions. We see four distinct areas: natural gas, carbon capture and storage (CCS), biofuels, and the energy efficiency of our operations.

Reducing CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in the power-generating sector economically must be a priority. With Shell’s leading position in Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) and new technologies in recovering natural gas, we can supply gas to replace coal in power generation. Modern gas plants emit half the CO2 of new coal plants. Natural gas can provide the cheapest and fastest way to reduce CO2 emissions over the next ten years.

Shell’s capability and research and development programmes in carbon capture and storage (CCS) can take this further, working with others to overcome challenges. Shell is working with Scottish and Southern Entergy to develop a Gas CCS project for CO2 storage in the depleted offshore Goldeneye field.

Meeting growing demand for cleaner, lower-CO2 transport fuels will include a range of approaches, such as vehicles powered by biofuels or hydrogen fuel cells. We are the world’s largest distributor of biofuels, and we are working to make them more sustainable. Most hydrogen is made from non-renewable sources like gas and coal, but in the future more could come from renewable energy or electrolysis. We are involved in research and demonstration projects and have already opened a cluster of commercial hydrogen filling stations.

Shell supports the Energy Technologies Institute, a unique partnership between government and industry to accelerate the deployment of low carbon technologies.


Fiona BayneUpstream Communications Manager

Shell UK Limited1 Altens Farm RoadAberdeenAB12 3FY

T: +44 (0)1224 883077F: +44 (0)1224 882100E: [email protected]

www.shell.com


Shepherd and WedderburnWith more than 20 years’ experience in the sector, our renewables team is at the forefront of industry developments. Working for both onshore and offshore clients in the UK and overseas we provide an integrated service that calls upon the expertise of specialists throughout the firm.

We have many of the key experts in the field and contribute regularly to working groups on bio-energy, offshore wind and grid strategy in the UK. We are active in our memberships of RenewableUK, Scottish Renewables and CBI Energy Group.

Working onshore, we act for developers, landowners, funders and JVs; offshore, our work encompasses early demonstrator projects and rounds one, two and three as well as STW. Though wind power is a particular strength, we have significant experience of other technologies including biomass and energy from waste, wave and tidal and solar.


Liz McRobbPartner

Shepherd and Wedderburn1 Berry StreetAberdeenAB25 1HF

T: +44(0)1224 343555F: +44(0)1224 343545E: liz.mcrobb@shepwedd.

co.uk

www.shepwedd.co.uk


Simmons and Company InternationalSimmons and Company International is a specialist corporate finance advisor entirely dedicated to the energy industry. From its offices in Aberdeen, Houston, London and Dubai the firm provides corporate finance, research, institutional sales and trading services to clients ranging from small private companies to large public entities.

The company’s corporate finance group specialises in advisory services for mergers, acquisitions and disposals to finance raising transactions, private placements and strategic advice.

In 2011, Simmons and Company’s investment banking business experienced its most active 12 months in the firm’s 37 year history advising on 61 transactions including 45 M&A and private capital raising transactions and 16 equity and debt offerings.

Simmons provides a complete range of financial advisory services to its energy clients characterised by three key attributes:

Deal-making experience With over 37 years of energy sector experience, Simmons’ industry specialisation provides the firm with a wealth of historical and in-depth knowledge about companies and trends within a sector that may impact a transaction.

Deal-making resources Simmons’ project teams are organised to take full advantage of several decades of oil service deal-making experience. A combination of corporate financiers and industry professionals allows the firm to provide its clients with an unrivalled breadth and depth of financial advice.

Deal-making attitude The firm brings an unwavering level of integrity and intellectual honesty to each transaction.

Simmons today employs approximately 120 professionals and around 150 employees globally. As one of the largest financial advisory practices serving the energy industry, the firm enjoys a leading market share in its specialised merger and acquisition and public offering practices.


Nick DalgarnoManaging Director

Simmons and Company InternationalSimmons House22 Waverley PlaceAberdeen AB10 1XP

T: +44(0)1224 202300F: +44(0)1224 202303E: ndalgarno@simmonsco-

intl.com

www.simmonsco-intl.com



Jim CampbellManaging Director

Skyform8 Holland PlaceAberdeenAB25 3UW

T: +44(0)1224 630355E: jim.campbell@

skyformuk.co.uk

www.skyformuk.co.uk

SkyformSkyform are a company operating throughout Europe and offshore offering a comprehensive service package for maintaining wind turbines access systems. Skyform are the leading provider of the Skyman International TH250 Towerhoist and Draka Towerhoist Systems in the UK, Ireland and offshore with over 25 years experience in the industry.

Skyform are able to provide an excellent customer focused service; throughout the industry the costs of hoist maintenance are substantial and at Skyform we aim to minimise these essential costs and add value to your product.Under Loler Regulations all access equipment requires a six monthly inspection; we will manage your access system from the first time we see it to take all of the hassle out of remembering renewal dates. We will write to you to remind you of your inspection dates and make arrangements for a visit to site to keep the equipment operational at all times. We have the ability to do this easily due to our unique database which was designed specifically to meet the needs of our clients. We provide full access to the database to our clients to allow them to monitor progress and audit our work.At Skyform we are able to provide an inspection and repair facility where all faults are repaired immediately or as soon as possible to allow continuous use of the equipment. Vital as nobody likes to climb the ladders!!We operate a training centre at our head office which is important to ensure that all users of the Skyman equipment are trained in the safe use; a legal requirement.Skyform are regulated and audited by SAEMA – Specialist Access Engineering and Maintenance Association who ensure we operate with full independence and work to BS EN 1808.

• Tower access system specialists

• Towerhoist training centre

• Service centre• Temporary suspended

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• External wind turbine access

• Turbine component database

• One stop shop• Specialist services

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Solstad Offshore (UK) LtdSolstad Offshore (UK) Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Solstad Offshore ASA, a company listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

The company’s philosophy is to run a profitable and integrated shipping company with high specification vessels within its market sector. Solstad Offshore aims to be a major player and offers a wide spectrum of services based on high quality vessels, equipment and maritime competence.

The company’s strategy is to deliver customer focus-based solutions, high quality services and to actively develop these services in close co-operation with both new and existing customers.

The company continues to focus on safety and the environmental and aims to meet the targets set for these areas, in order to prevent injury to personnel, damage to equipment and any uncontrolled spillage from vessels. Solstad Offshore is committed to reduce its emissions of greenhouse gases. Fuel saving measures are recorded in a unique environmental control system and has been named “Solstad Green Operations”.

Generally the company manages the total operation of the vessels, including freight, crewing and technical support. Solstad’s activities are currently almost 100% directed towards the offshore petroleum industry, with most of the vessels equipped to carry out complex subsea projects. In addition to international expansion, the company has focused on providing vessels and equipment for use on installations and the monitoring and maintenance of subsea installations.


Graham DaleManaging Director

Solstad Offshore (UK) Ltd3rd Floor, Salvesen TowerBlaikies QuayAberdeenAB11 5PW

T: +44(0)1224 560280F: +44(0)1224 560281E: graham.dale@solstad.

co.uk

www.solstad.no


Stewart Milne ConstructionAs part of the Stewart Milne Group Ltd, Stewart Milne Construction increasingly utilises renewable energy technologies in construction and development projects from micro systems in individual homes to major installations servicing large scale commercial premises in a range of sectors. Such installations are considered part of the comprehensive 21st century solutions we deliver.

We work closely with clients and consultants to ensure that the methods utilised and the equipment installed are those most appropriate to the building and the client’s needs. As such, various options are considered, comparisons made and projected outcomes calculated and vetted. Installations are often subject to post completion monitoring and we are therefore in a position to provide factual feedback on performance.

Stewart Milne Group’s R&D team is involved in a range of product development initiatives all targeting the cost effective construction of sustainable buildings. The use of renewable energy is a fundamental part of this work and we collaborate with others in the construction industry as well as product and equipment manufacturers to deliver holistic solutions. Many have been built as pilot projects and some are now in regular use either in whole or in part.

We are therefore able to provide practical inputs based on both research and experience to engage fully in the debate on the use of renewable energy solutions in buildings and to provide a comprehensive construction service.


Derek AndersonCommercial Director

Stewart Milne ConstructionOsprey HouseWesthill Business ParkAberdeenshireAB32 6JQ

T: +44(0)1224 747201F: +44(0)1224 747299E: danderson@

stewartmilne.com

www.stewartmilne.com


Stork Technical ServicesStork Technical Services (Stork) is a global provider of knowledge based asset integrity management services. From concept through to execution – Stork aims to help reduce risk, assure safety and improve environmental performance for our customers.

Through our expertise within the offshore energy sector, Stork provides safe, practical and cost effective solutions to renewable energy operations through the application of proven offshore technologies. We provide our clients with packages tailored to meet the requirements of a particular project and can deliver a fully integrated turnkey package to farm developers.

We have a proven track record of delivering results on time, on budget and with an excellent safety performance.

Our comprehensive range of integrated services includes:

• Fabric maintenance, including surface preparation and coatings

• Multi-disciplined rope access

• Advanced NDT and inspection

• Rotating equipment

• Integrity

• Asset management

• Scaffolding

• Specialist cleaning

• On-site machining and bolting

• Rope access

• Vendor inspection and expediting

• Electrical

• Training

We are playing a major role in the development of cost-effective renewable energy. We provide teams of expert operatives that deliver maintenance and modifications on wind turbines, trouble shooting and repairs to integrated systems.


Wayne HendersonCommercial and Sales Director

Stork Technical ServicesNorfolk HousePitmedden RoadDyceAberdeenAB21 0DP

T: +44(0)1224 722888F: +44(0)1224 302018E: wayne.henderson@stork.

com

www.storktechnicalservices.com


Stronachs LLPStronachs is a legal practice with extensive experience in the energy sector. We are one of the largest law firms in the north east with offices in both Aberdeen and Inverness.

We represent a wide variety of clients active in the renewable energy sector. For example, representing Highlands and Islands Enterprise, we have advised in relation to the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney and the tower manufacturing facilities at Arnish and Machrihanish. Representing the Big Lottery Fund we have advised in relation to a number of community energy projects.

The firm’s dedicated Agricultural team regularly advises rural landowning clients in respect of option agreements and leases for renewable energy developments. These have ranged from large scale (both in number and size of turbine) wind farm projects on Highland estates to smaller ventures on owner occupied farms, or in some instances in relation to access agreements to enable a development to proceed on neighbouring land. Stronachs also advises tenant farmers in respect of resumptions and variations of leases resulting from proposed renewable energy developments.

We pride ourselves on finding practical solutions to legal issues with achievement of our client’s commercial objective being paramount.


Judi TaylorMarketing Manager

Stronachs LLP34 Albyn PlaceAberdeenAB10 1FW

T: +44(0)1224 845838F: +44(0)1224 845803E: judi.taylor@

stronachs.com

www.stronachs.com


Subsea 7Subsea 7 is a seabed-to-surface engineering, construction and services contractor to the offshore energy industry worldwide.

Subsea 7 enables clients to access a high-end, well diversified fleet, comprising 42 vessels supported by extensive fabrication and onshore facilities able to deliver the full spectrum of subsea engineering, construction and services.

Clients have access to a great depth of project management, engineering, technical expertise and high-value technologies.

Subsea 7 is well positioned to deliver enhanced long-term value for our clients, our people and all stakeholders.


Dan BensonClient Account Manager

Subsea 7Arnhall Business ParkProspect RoadWesthillAberdeenshireAB32 6FE


www.subsea7.com


Subsea UKSubsea UK is the champion for the UK subsea industry bringing together operators, contractors, suppliers and people in the industry.

Subsea UK is a privately funded trade body; a company created by the industry to act for the industry.

Our focus has always been on building relationships and our wide variety of events – hosted all over the world – offer great networking opportunities.

The subsea industry in the UK supports 50,000 jobs with annual revenues of almost £6 billion and the potential to exploit a global market of £20 billion.

This fast-growing sector, similar in size to the automotive industry, is an important industry in its own right representing major, sustainable opportunities in oil and gas, marine renewables, defence and oceanology.

Over 50% of the output is attributable to exports.

Manufacturing accounts for around 30% of the sector.

It is a world leader, accounting for a third of the overall global market-share.


Trish BanksOperations Manager

Subsea UKInnovation CentreExploration DriveBridge of DonAberdeenAB23 8GX

T: +44(0)8455 053535M: +44(0)7809 470810E: [email protected]

www.subseauk.com


Technip Offshore Wind LtdToday and tomorrow, we work with our clients to bring energy to the world. Technip Offshore Wind offers specialist offshore project management, construction and installation services to the renewable energy industry. The company, which intends to become a major player in this sector, will capitalise upon its expertise in offshore operations, fleet management, project execution, quality control and safety management to tackle the challenges and deliver the projects within the offshore renewables sector.

Technip Group is a world leader in the fields of project management, engineering and construction offering innovative solutions to the global energy market. With 23,000 employees, integrated capabilities and proven expertise in subsea infrastructures, offshore facilities and platforms and large onshore processing units and plants, Technip is a key contributor to the development of sustainable solutions for the energy challenges of the 21st century.

Technip is also a partner in the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC), which is being developed and taken forward in conjunction with Vattenfall and AREG.


Emma DouglasBusiness Analyst

Technip Offshore Wind LtdElrick HousePeregrine RoadAberdeenshireAB32 6JL


www.technip.com


Thorpe Molloy Recruitment LtdDedicated to supporting businesses working in Aberdeen city and shire, we provide professional recruitment services within the following specialist divisions:

Our candidates benefit from our strong, long term relationships formed across blue chip companies, international firms and local entrepreneurial businesses. In conjunction, our clients benefit from our rich talent pool of candidates, impartial advice and unrivalled local market knowledge.

Each division specialises in sourcing permanent, temporary and part-time talent efficiently and effectively, from entry level vacancies through to director and board level appointments. We recruit across all market sectors and internationally.

Our aim is to deliver exceptional customer service to all our clients and candidates. To consistently achieve this we work to the values within our customer charter which are at the heart of all our business activities:

In addition to sourcing talent, our support services include recruitment outsourcing, psychometric testing, recruitment advertising, interview support, redundancy – outplacement services and salary benchmarking.

Our work culture is inclusive, fostering positive team spirit, employee engagement and the continual professional development of our employees.

Thorpe Molloy Recruitment is a member of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.

• Executive

• Accountancy and Finance

• Human Resources

• Office Personnel

• Legal and Banking

• Engineering

• Commercial

• Integrity and honesty

• Professionalism

• Responsiveness

• Personal service

• Commitment

• Communication

• Innovative business practice

• Corporate social responsibility


Jacqueline ChristieCommunications Manager

Thorpe Molloy Recruitment Ltd38 Albyn PlaceAberdeenAB10 1YN

T: +44(0)1224 658865F: +44(0)1224 658866E: jchristie@thorpemolloy.

com

www.thorpemolloy.com


TritechTritech are specialists in the production of high performance acoustic sensors, sonars, video cameras and mechanical tooling equipment and remain an industry leader in the provision of sensors and tools for ROV and AUV markets.

With years of respected service to the oil and gas and defence industries, we are now supporting emerging markets such as the renewables industry with our outstanding technologies, including a key renewables device; The Gemini SeaTec Mammal Detection System. Providing an early warning of the presence of sea mammals in the vicinity of marine current turbine structures, the Gemini SeaTec is currently installed on the SeaGen current turbine at Strangford Lough, County Down, Northern Ireland.

Tritech is based in Westhill, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, with its design and production site located in Ulverston, Cumbria, UK and in 2006 became part of Halma p.l.c., a global safety, health and sensor technology group.

For more information about Tritech, visit: www.tritech.co.uk.


Susanne MenziesMarketing Co-ordinator

TritechWesthill Business ParkPeregrine RoadWesthillAberdeenAB32 6JL

T: +44(0)1224 744111F: +44(0)1224 741771E: susanne-menzies@

tritech.co.uk

www.tritech.co.uk


Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) LtdFrom its roots as Mather and Platt, Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions has established itself as the leading life safety and asset integrity provider on a truly global scale. Our core values of integrity, excellence, teamwork and accountability are as important now as they were 120 years ago. These are what make us the industry leader in life safety and asset integrity. We remain at the forefront of our field in offering a unique complete service to meet the needs of our customers today, tomorrow and in the future.

Tyco provides a full scope of life safety and asset integrity solutions to the renewable industry worldwide. We have a long list of clients, often operating in the most demanding environments, who benefit from a specialist portfolio of services and the added value of working with a single supplier. Whatever your requirements, you are sure to find a tailored solution in our extensive engineering product and service base. From fire detection and control to fire suppression systems supported by fire safety product supply, we can provide complete design, supply, installation and commissioning for both electrical and mechanical aspects. Our systems are fully supported by annual maintenance service agreements completed by our highly qualified engineers.

Partner with us and you get the peace of mind that comes from working with the experts. Tyco continues to invest in new, innovative technology and meet the latest industry standards to ensure the products and services that we provide are of the highest quality and specification.


Denise PetrieMarketing Manager

Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) LtdOcean Trade CentreMinto AvenueAltens Industrial EstateAberdeenAB12 3JZ

T: +44(0)1224 293500F: +44(0)1224 895870E: tfis.renewables.uk@

tycoint.com

www.tycofis.co.uk

Effective Environmental Solutions for Fire Protection & Fire Detection

Complete solutions provider for Fire Protection & Detection Systems offering both life safety & asset integrity solutions for offshore and onshore applications.

For further information visit our website www.tycofis.comalternatively email us on [email protected] call on +44 (0)1224 293500

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Tymor Marine LtdTymor Marine Ltd is an energy consultancy specialising in marine, subsea and structural engineering for the offshore energy markets. With offices in Aberdeen and Glasgow, Tymor focuses on detailed design and analysis of project engineering at all stages from concept through to offshore operation.

With a team of experienced marine, subsea and structural engineers combining their many years of practical and theoretical knowledge they have an appreciation of the challenges of working in a hostile offshore environment.

Tymor Marine’s objective is to work with offshore project developers, operators and contractors to develop innovative engineering solutions that provide tangible and significant cost reduction.


Kevin MoranBusiness Development Director

Tymore Marine LtdSuite 86Mercantile Chambers2nd Floor53 Bothwell StreetGlasgowG2 6TS


www.tymor-marine.com


UK Trade and InvestmentUK Trade and Investment (UKTI) is the government department that helps UK based companies succeed in the global economy and assists overseas companies to bring their high quality investment to the UK.

UKTI offers services and support for businesses in the UK and overseas businesses seeking to invest in the UK. We also market the UK’s strengths as a world-class source of products and services, partnership and business location. Our range of expert services is tailored to the needs of individual businesses to maximise their international success. We provide companies and investors with knowledge, advice and practical support at all stages of their business decision-making.

UKTI offers expertise and contacts through a network of international specialists in the UK and in British Embassies and other diplomatic posts around the world. Our specialist staff have unparalleled knowledge of commercial, political and social issues, along with contacts and opportunities available to UK businesses and overseas investors.

The UKTI Energy Team, through a programme of events, visits and sector campaigns, promotes the UK’s energy capability to a global audience and aids collaboration in international business partnerships for UK companies.


UKTI Energy Sector TeamUK Trade and InvestmentEurope Building450 Argyle StreetGlasgowG2 8LH

T: +44(0)207 215 8000

www.ukti.gov.uk


University of AberdeenThe University of Aberdeen has a significant capability in energy-related research; much of it is directed or relevant to renewable energy technologies. We have capabilities in:

Renewable Energy Technologies:

• Biomass production, supply and conversion for heat, power and transport.

• Wave energy systems.

• Photocatalysis and dye sensitized photovoltaic cells.

Sustainable Energy Vectors:

• Hydrogen production from renewables and photocatalysis.

• Fuel cells

Networks:

• Application of power electronics to HVDC power transmission systems and integration of renewable energy sources.

Transport:

• Development and implementation of sustainable transport systems.

Social, Economic and Policy:

• Whole systems research – energy flows in sustainable systems

• Policy and governance

• Economics of renewable energy, particularly bioenergy and offshore wind.

• Public perception

Energy Demand Reduction:

• Development of new engineering concepts, materials and methods for low energy, low carbon buildings.

Environmental Impacts:

• Assessment of the impacts of offshore structures on wildlife.


Professor Paul MitchellDirector

Institute of Energy TechnologiesUniversity of AberdeenCollege of Physical SciencesFraser Noble BuildingAberdeenAB24 3UE


www.abdn.ac.uk/energy


URS Infrastructure and Environment UK LimitedURS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited is part of URS Corporation. With its global outreach and headquarters in San Francisco, URS is a leading provider of engineering, construction and technical services for public agencies and private sector companies around the world. URS’ experience in new renewable energy projects is comprehensive and covers a wide range of technologies including:

• Onshore and offshore wind

• Mini and microhydro

• Biomass and wood fuel projects

• Wave and tidal power plants

• Energy efficient cogeneration

• Energy from waste

• Geothermal power stations

• Biofuel plants

In addition to the civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering of such projects, the company undertakes a wide range of sector related support and advisory services including:

• Environmental studies

• Due diligence

• Grid connection

• Economic modelling

• Procurement and project management

• Financing mechanisms and services

• Feasibility studies

• Planning and consenting

• Code compliance

• Carbon baseline studies

• Emission reduction units

• Power Purchase Agreements

From our office in Aberdeen we aim to tailor our services to your company’s individual needs, while drawing on our worldwide expertise and experience.


Philip RothnieEngineering Business Manager NS

URS Infrastructure and Environment LimitedCenturion CourtN Esplanade WestAberdeenAB11 5QH


www.ursglobal.com


VattenfallVattenfall, which is a leading European energy company currently operates three offshore wind farms - Kentish Flats, off the north Kent coast, Thanet, off the north east Kent coast and Ormonde, off the north west coast near Barrow. Edinbane, an onshore wind farm on the Isle of Skye started generating power in the summer of 2010.

In January 2012 it was announced that Vattenfall would integrate its portfolio with Nuon creating a combined onshore wind energy business that could invest up to £1bn in the UK by 2020.

The move brings together 14 projects in England, Wales and Scotland totalling over 624MW of capacity under the same management.

Vattenfall is moving forward with the planned European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC) near Aberdeen – a joint venture involving Technip and Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group. With EOWDC, the Clashindarroch onshore scheme consented in December 2010 and with a decision expected for Aultmore onshore scheme by autumn 2012, the north east of Scotland is an important area for the company.

Vattenfall completed the commissioning of the Ormonde offshore wind farm February 2012. The 30 REpower 5M 5 MW turbines will, once they are generating at full power, provide energy for more than 100,000 homes.

The Round 3 East Anglia Offshore Wind Farm is being developed in partnership with ScottishPower Renewables, a project which could deliver up to 7,200 MW in installed capacity and provide clean electricity for the equivalent annual demand of around 4 million UK homes.

The UK and Scottish waters particularly, are blessed with some of the highest levels of wave and tidal energy to be found on the planet. Vattenfall has teamed up with Edinburgh based Pelamis Wave Power to explore development opportunities off the west coast of the Shetland Islands. The joint venture, called Aegir, hopes initially to develop a project of 10MW.


David RodgerSenior Communications Advisor

Vattenfall Wind PowerThe Tun Building4 Jacksons EntryHolyrood RoadEdinburghEH8 8AE

T: +44(0)131 5263131F: +44(0)131 5579434E: david.rodger@vattenfall.

com

www.vattenfall.co.uk


Vento Ludens LtdVento Ludens Ltd. is committed to exploring opportunities for wind and solar projects throughout the UK.

Based in Edinburgh, Vento Ludens (lat.: He who plays with the wind) is part of an international group of companies which have been working successfully since 2000 as a developer, investor and owner of renewable energy installations, and are wholly dedicated to producing clean, renewable energy. We are a dynamic company with unparalleled dedication to, and enthusiasm for, solar and wind projects.

We work to a unique standard of quality and efficiency and our goal is to develop, build and operate sensitively sited wind farms for the benefit of neighbouring communities.

Vento Ludens supports the Scottish Government’s commitment to supply the equivalent of 100% of Scotland’s electricity demand from renewable sources by 2020 and is well positioned to play a substantial role in this transition towards renewable energy.


Dr. Jay ButlerManaging Director

Vento Ludens Ltd12 South Charlotte StreetEdinburghEH2 4AX

T: +44(0)131 624 9848E: jay.butler@ventoludens.

co.uk

www.ventoludens.co.uk


Venture Marine Contractors LtdVenture Marine provides marine and engineering consultancy.

Already affiliated with vessel suppliers and positioned to deliver specialist installation engineering, transportation and installation support to the renewables sector on a turnkey or subcontract basis.

Venture Marine brings to the marine renewables market a skill set developed over more than two decades in the marine and offshore sectors.


Tom LangleyDirector

Venture MarineContractors Ltd6 Burnside Business CentreBurnside RoadPeterheadAB42 3AW

T: +44(0)1779 472323E: tom@venturemarine.

co.uk

www.venturemarine.com


W3G Marine LtdW3G Marine Ltd is an independent company established to provide installation, management and engineering services to the offshore marine and renewable industries.

W3G Marine Ltd is founded on a basis of experience acquired from project management and engineering gained from years of working for construction and installation contractors. W3G Marine Ltd also has extensive knowledge of the marine industry and in particular, vessel conversions.

W3G Marine Ltd has developed the OWTIS (Offshore Wind Installation Ship).

W3G Marine Ltd focuses on the development of cost effective offshore installation assets and high levels of safety, operability and cost effectiveness required by the offshore wind industry.


Paul WilsonDirector

W3G Marine Ltd23 Rubislaw Den NorthAberdeenAB15 4AL

T: +44(0)1224 329020E: pwilson@w3gmarine.

co.uk

www.w3gmarine.co.uk


Warren Ivers Electrical Services LtdFor almost fifteen years Warren Ivers Electrical Services Ltd has been serving the local community, providing top quality electrical installations and maintenance to both domestic and commercial clients. We have a strong, long standing connection to Aberdeen City Council and have worked closely with them for a number of years carrying out work including kitchen installs and smoke detector installs.

We are fully accredited members of SELECT, the trade association for the Scottish electrical industry and carry out all types of electrical work for domestic and commercial clients including new builds, kitchen and bathroom rewiring, PAT testing, installations, fire alarms, smoke detectors and so forth.

As an expanding company, we are always looking for more ways in which we can serve the local community. We are proud to announce that as of 2011 we have recently become fully accredited members of MCS and are qualified to install solar PVs. A solar PV setup is a fantastic long-term investment for many homeowners and is kind to the environment too.


Warren IversDirector

Warren Ivers Electrical Services LtdMains of ClashfarquarDownies VillagePortlethenAberdeenAB12 4QX


www.warrenivers.co.uk


Wood GroupWood Group is an international energy services company with $6bn sales, employing more than 39,000 people worldwide and operating in 50 countries. We have a long track record of delivering renewable energy projects on a global basis and provide a wide range of capabilities covering all elements of a project’s life cycle to ensure delivery of a fully integrated project. We have been involved in the assessment of over 65,000 MW of renewable energy development for wind, wave, tidal and other sustainable energy sources.

Our services include:

Due Diligence and Feasibility Studies - We have developed our analysis and design technologies to determine technical feasibility and obtain certification from independent bodies to permit construction. Our project teams can provide initial assessment to determine proof of concept, both technically and commercially for offshore and onshore renewable energy projects.

Project Management - We have comprehensive skills and expertise to define, manage, witness and supervise all stages of manufacturing, installation and construction activities. This, together with our independence from contractors and suppliers, provides a basis for a consistent project delivery.

Engineering - Our excellence in engineering encompasses all stages of a project’s life cycle, from early concept through to detailed design and fabrication. We have been successfully designing offshore infrastructure for over 40 years. Previous renewable energy projects have included offshore substations, subsea hubs, export cables (including landfalls) and cable entry systems.

Operations and Maintenance - Our life of field support teams can ensure optimal performance of wind, wave and tidal projects ranging from day-to-day operational management to scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.

Decommissioning - Our extensive experience in mature asset management gives us the ability to manage decommissioning as part of the total field value. Our large engineering and offshore construction workforce allows us to manage projects of any size.


Gary WebsterDevelopment Director

J P Kenny Caledonia LtdCaledonian House234 Union StreetAberdeenAB10 1TN

T: +44(0)1224 347300F: +44(0)1224 347301E: gary.webster@

jpkenny.com

www.woodgroup.com


Woollard and Henry LtdWoollard and Henry Ltd. has been providing engineering solutions for almost 140 years.

From our manufacturing facility in Aberdeen and our design office in Frankfurt, we have based our company philosophy on innovation and tradition.

In addition to providing a high quality fabrication and engineering service, we offer bespoke access solutions.


Kenny HarrisOperations Manager

Woollard and Henry Ltd.Stoneywood ParkDyceAberdeenAB21 7DZ

T: +44(0)1224 771100F: +44(0)1224 771277E: kenny.harris@

woollardandhenry.com

www.woollardandhenry.com


Xodus GroupXodus Group is a global energy consultancy headquartered in Aberdeen, delivering a dynamic and integrated approach to some of the complex challenges being experienced during renewables projects.

With more than 400 people working across the UK, Europe, US and Africa, Xodus has established an impressive reputation in offshore engineering and renewables.

Xodus works across the offshore sector with wind, wave and tidal developers, suppliers, marine contractors, government departments, investors and research institutions. Clients receive a multi-disciplinary approach from professionals who have built up years of experience in safety and risk, environmental impact, subsea engineering, offshore structural engineering and integrity management.

Xodus also uses a range of decision making tools to facilitate structured engineering judgement, from interactive modules and workshops to advanced simulation and modelling techniques.

From one of Europe’s first wind farms, the Shell/Nuon joint venture at Egmond aan Zee, through to the latest floating wind technology, Statoil’s Hywind pilot project, Xodus Group’s low carbon business is trusted by experienced offshore developers and new entrants alike.


Huw BellPrincipal Engineer

Xodus Group50 Huntly StreetAberdeenAB10 1RS

T: +44(0)1224 628300E: huw.bell@

xodusgroup.com

www.xodusgroup.com

INDEX OF MEMBERS - A TO Z AND BY SECTOR

3sun Group .................................................................104C Measurement Ltd ................................................ 11Aberdeen Airport Ltd ................................................ 12Aberdeen City Council ..............................................13Aberdeen College ......................................................14Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeen Heat and Power Company Ltd ................ 16Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17Abermed Limited ....................................................... 18Active Sustainable Energy Systems ........................ 19AD Heating Ltd ...........................................................20AdviSafe Risk Management......................................21AEC Technology Ltd ..................................................22Aggreko UK Ltd..........................................................23All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Anderson Anderson and Brown...............................27Andrew Nicol Chartered Forester ...........................28Angus Council ............................................................29Aon Limited ................................................................30AquaTerra Solutions .................................................31Arbuthnott Wood Pellets Ltd ....................................32ASCO Group Limited .................................................33Atkins ..........................................................................34ATR Group ..................................................................35Aubin Ltd ....................................................................36Augmentias ................................................................37Balmoral Offshore Engineering ..............................38Banff and Buchan College of FE ..............................39Bell Ingram ................................................................40Blue Water Shipping A/S .......................................... 41BMT Cordah Limited .................................................42Bond Pearce LLP ......................................................43BP ................................................................................44Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Burnett and Reid .......................................................46Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47Capelrig Ltd ...............................................................48CBRE LLP ...................................................................49CCDP ..........................................................................50The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators .................... 51Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53

CMS Cameron McKenna LLP ...................................54Cogna Limited............................................................55Craig Group ................................................................56Jeremy Cresswell .....................................................57CSL .............................................................................58DECC ...........................................................................59Deloitte LLP ...............................................................60DHI Water Environments (UK) ................................. 61Divex Ltd .....................................................................62DNV KEMA .................................................................63Dron and Dickson ......................................................64Eastern Airways ........................................................65The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Energy North .............................................................68Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Enviko .........................................................................70Ernst and Young LLP.................................................71Falck Nutec Limited ..................................................72Ferguson Modular .....................................................73Fifth Ring .................................................................... 74First Energy Development Ltd .................................75Forum Energy Technologies .................................... 76Fugro Subsea Services Limited ...............................77Fugro Survey Ltd .......................................................78Genesis .......................................................................79Grampian Police ........................................................80Gulf Offshore N.S. Ltd...............................................81HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82HSBC ..........................................................................83Hydro Group Plc ........................................................84Hydrus Ltd ..................................................................85IL Solutions Ltd .........................................................86International Paint Ltd ..............................................87Intertek Commercial Microbiology..........................88Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89JCE Energy .................................................................90JDR Cable Systems Ltd ............................................91Jee Ltd ........................................................................92Jigsaw Energy ............................................................93Johnston Carmichael ................................................94J+S Ltd ........................................................................95Kongsberg Maritime Ltd...........................................96Langlee Wave Power .................................................97Ledingham Chalmers LLP .......................................98Leiths (Scotland) Ltd .................................................99

A-Z Listings

Macaulay Scientific Consulting Ltd .......................100Maclay Murray and Spens LLP .............................. 101Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Marks and Clerk LLP ..............................................103Marsh UK Ltd ...........................................................104Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Mech-Tool Engineering Ltd ....................................106Met Office .................................................................107The Moray Council...................................................109Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Murgitroyd and Company ....................................... 111NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Neptune .................................................................... 113NEWFuel Ltd ............................................................ 114NSW Technology Ltd ............................................... 115OEG Offshore ........................................................... 116Offshore Contractors Association ......................... 117Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118OREG ......................................................................... 119Oteac Ltd ..................................................................120Oval Group ............................................................... 121PanGeo Subsea Scotland Ltd .................................122Paull and Williamsons LLP ....................................123Peterhead Port Authority .......................................124Peterkins ..................................................................125Petrofac .................................................................... 126Pinsent Masons LLP ...............................................127Prospect ...................................................................128Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace .....................129Reef Subsea .............................................................130Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131Ritson Smith ............................................................132The Robert Gordon University ...............................133RPS Energy ..............................................................134SAC Environment and Design ................................135Safety and Technical Hydraulics Ltd .....................136Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137SCARF ......................................................................138SCDI ..........................................................................139Score Group PLC .....................................................140Scottish Enterprise ................................................. 141Scottish European Green Energy Centre ..............142Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association ......143Scottish Renewables ..............................................144SeaEnergy PLC ........................................................145SeaHold Geoships Ltd .............................................146

SeaOcean ................................................................. 147Search Consultancy ................................................148Searoute Port Services Ltd .................................... 149Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Shell UK Limited......................................................152Shepherd and Wedderburn ....................................153Simmons and Company International ...................154Skyform ....................................................................155Solstad Offshore (UK) Ltd ......................................157Stewart Milne Construction ...................................158Stork Technical Services ........................................ 159Stronachs LLP .........................................................160Subsea 7 ................................................................... 161Subsea UK ................................................................ 162Technip Offshore Wind Ltd .....................................163Thorpe Molloy Recruitment Ltd .............................164Tritech.......................................................................165Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166Tymor Marine ...........................................................168UK Trade and Investment ....................................... 169University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Vattenfall ..................................................................172Vento Ludens Ltd .....................................................173Venture Marine Contractors Ltd ............................ 174W3G Marine Ltd .......................................................175Warren Ivers Electrical Services Ltd .................... 176Wood Group ..............................................................177Woollard and Henry Ltd ..........................................178Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen Airport Ltd ................................................ 12Aberdeen City Council ..............................................13Aberdeen College ......................................................14Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17Abermed Limited ....................................................... 18AdviSafe Risk Management......................................21AEC Technology Ltd ..................................................22Aggreko UK Ltd..........................................................23All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Anderson Anderson and Brown...............................27

Professional Services

Andrew Nicol Chartered Forester ...........................28Angus Council ............................................................29Aon Limited ................................................................30AquaTerra Solutions .................................................31ASCO ...........................................................................33Atkins ..........................................................................34Banff and Buchan College of FE ..............................39Bell Ingram ................................................................40Blue Water Shipping A/S .......................................... 41BMT Cordah Limited .................................................42Bond Pearce LLP ......................................................43Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Burnett and Reid .......................................................46Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47CBRE LLP ...................................................................49CCDP ..........................................................................50The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators .................... 51Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53CMS Cameron McKenna LLP ...................................54Cogna Limited............................................................55Craig Group ................................................................56Jeremy Cresswell .....................................................57CSL .............................................................................58DECC ...........................................................................59Deloitte LLP ...............................................................60DHI Water Environments (UK) ................................. 61Divex Ltd .....................................................................62DNV KEMA .................................................................63Dron and Dickson ......................................................64Eastern Airways ........................................................65The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Energy North .............................................................68Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Ernst and Young LLP.................................................71Falck Nutec Limited ..................................................72Ferguson Modular .....................................................73Fifth Ring .................................................................... 74First Energy Development Ltd .................................75Grampian Police ........................................................80Gulf Offshore N.S. Ltd...............................................81HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82HSBC ..........................................................................83Hydro Group Plc ........................................................84IL Solutions Ltd .........................................................86

Intertek Commercial Microbiology..........................88Jee Ltd ........................................................................92Jigsaw Energy ............................................................93Johnston Carmichael ................................................94Kongsberg Maritime Ltd...........................................96Ledingham Chalmers LLP .......................................98Maclay Murray and Spens LLP .............................. 101Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Marks and Clerk LLP ..............................................103Marsh UK Ltd ...........................................................104Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Mech-Tool Engineering Ltd ....................................106Met Office .................................................................107Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Murgitroyd and Company ....................................... 111NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Offshore Contractors Association ......................... 117Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118Oval Group ............................................................... 121PanGeo Subsea Scotland Ltd .................................122Paull and Williamsons LLP ....................................123Peterkins ..................................................................125Petrofac .................................................................... 126Pinsent Masons LLP ...............................................127Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace .....................129Reef Subsea .............................................................130Ritson Smith ............................................................132The Robert Gordon University ...............................133RPS Energy ..............................................................134SAC Environment and Design ................................135Safety and Technical Hydraulics Ltd .....................136SCARF ......................................................................138SCDI ..........................................................................139Scottish Renewables ..............................................144SeaEnergy PLC ........................................................145Search Consultancy ................................................148Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Shepherd and Wedderburn ....................................153Simmons and Company International ...................154Skyform ....................................................................155Stewart Milne Construction ...................................158Stronachs LLP .........................................................160Subsea 7 ................................................................... 161Thorpe Molloy Recruitment Ltd .............................164UK Trade and Investment ....................................... 169

University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Venture Marine Contractors Ltd ............................ 174W3G Marine Ltd .......................................................175Wood Group ..............................................................177Xodus Group .............................................................179

3sun Group .................................................................104C Measurement Ltd ................................................ 11Aberdeen Heat and Power Company Ltd ................ 16Active Sustainable Energy Systems ........................ 19AEC Technology Ltd ..................................................22Aggreko UK Ltd..........................................................23AMEC ..........................................................................26Aon Limited ................................................................30AquaTerra Solutions .................................................31ASCO Group Limited .................................................33ATR Group ..................................................................35Augmentias ................................................................37Blue Water Shipping A/S .......................................... 41BMT Cordah Limited .................................................42Capelrig Ltd ...............................................................48CCDP ..........................................................................50Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53Cogna Limited............................................................55CSL .............................................................................58DHI Water Environments (UK) ................................. 61Divex Ltd .....................................................................62DNV KEMA .................................................................63Dron and Dickson ......................................................64The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Ferguson Modular .....................................................73First Energy Development Ltd .................................75Fugro Subsea Services Limited ...............................77Fugro Survey Ltd .......................................................78Genesis .......................................................................79HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Hydrus Ltd ..................................................................85IL Solutions Ltd .........................................................86International Paint Ltd ..............................................87

JCE Energy .................................................................90JDR Cable Systems Ltd ............................................91Jee Ltd ........................................................................92Kongsberg Maritime Ltd...........................................96Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Mech-Tool Engineering Ltd ....................................106Met Office .................................................................107NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Offshore Contractors Association ......................... 117Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118Oteac Ltd ..................................................................120Oval Group ............................................................... 121Prospect ...................................................................128Reef Subsea .............................................................130Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131The Robert Gordon University ...............................133RPS Energy ..............................................................134SAC Environment and Design ................................135Safety and Technical Hydraulics Ltd .....................136SCARF ......................................................................138Score Group PLC .....................................................140SeaEnergy PLC ........................................................145SeaOcean ................................................................. 147Searoute Port Services Ltd .................................... 149Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Skyform ....................................................................155Solstad Offshore (UK) Ltd ......................................157Subsea 7 ................................................................... 161Tritech.......................................................................165Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166Tymor Marine ...........................................................168University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Venture Marine Contractors Ltd ............................ 174Warren Ivers Electrical Services Ltd .................... 176Wood Group ..............................................................177Xodus Group .............................................................179

3sun Group .................................................................10Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17AEC Technology Ltd ..................................................22

Wind

Technical Services

All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Aon Limited ................................................................30AquaTerra Solutions .................................................31ASCO Group Limited .................................................33Aubin Ltd ....................................................................36Augmentias ................................................................37Balmoral Offshore Engineering ..............................38Banff and Buchan College of FE ..............................39Bell Ingram ................................................................40Blue Water Shipping A/S .......................................... 41BMT Cordah Limited .................................................42BP ................................................................................44Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47Capelrig Ltd ...............................................................48CBRE LLP ...................................................................49Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53Cogna Limited............................................................55CSL .............................................................................58DHI Water Environments (UK) ................................. 61Divex Ltd .....................................................................62DNV KEMA .................................................................63Dron and Dickson ......................................................64The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Enviko .........................................................................70Ferguson Modular .....................................................73First Energy Development Ltd .................................75Forum Energy Technologies .................................... 76Fugro Subsea Services Limited ...............................77Fugro Survey Ltd .......................................................78Gulf Offshore N.S. Ltd...............................................81HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Hydrus Ltd ..................................................................85International Paint Ltd ..............................................87JCE Energy .................................................................90JDR Cable Systems Ltd ............................................91Jee Ltd ........................................................................92Kongsberg Maritime Ltd...........................................96Leiths (Scotland) Ltd .................................................99Macaulay Scientific Consulting Ltd .......................100Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Maxwell Drummond International ........................105

Mech-Tool Engineering Ltd ....................................106Met Office .................................................................107The Moray Council...................................................109Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Neptune .................................................................... 113NSW Technology Ltd ............................................... 115OEG Offshore ........................................................... 116Offshore Contractors Association ......................... 117Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118Oteac Ltd ..................................................................120Oval Group ............................................................... 121Peterhead Port Authority .......................................124Prospect ...................................................................128Reef Subsea .............................................................130Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131The Robert Gordon University ...............................133RPS Energy ..............................................................134SAC Environment and Design ................................135Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137Scottish Enterprise ................................................. 141Scottish European Green Energy Centre ..............142SeaEnergy PLC ........................................................145SeaHold Geoships Ltd .............................................146SeaOcean ................................................................. 147Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Skyform ....................................................................155Solstad Offshore (UK) Ltd ......................................157Stork Technical Services ........................................ 159Subsea 7 ................................................................... 161Subsea UK ................................................................ 162Technip Offshore Wind Ltd .....................................163Tritech.......................................................................165Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166Tymor Marine ...........................................................168University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Vattenfall ..................................................................172Vento Ludens Ltd .....................................................173W3G Marine Ltd .......................................................175Wood Group ..............................................................177Woollard and Henry Ltd ..........................................178Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15AEC Technology Ltd ..................................................22All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Aon Limited ................................................................30Aubin Ltd ....................................................................36Augmentias ................................................................37Balmoral Offshore Engineering ..............................38Banff and Buchan College of FE ..............................39BMT Cordah Limited .................................................42Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Capelrig Ltd ...............................................................48CBRE LLP ...................................................................49Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53Cogna Limited............................................................55Craig Group ................................................................56DHI Water Environments (UK) ................................. 61Divex Ltd .....................................................................62DNV KEMA .................................................................63The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Ferguson Modular .....................................................73First Energy Development Ltd .................................75Forum Energy Technologies .................................... 76Fugro Subsea Services Limited ...............................77Fugro Survey Ltd .......................................................78HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Hydro Group Plc ........................................................84Hydrus Ltd ..................................................................85IL Solutions Ltd .........................................................86International Paint Ltd ..............................................87JCE Energy .................................................................90JDR Cable Systems Ltd ............................................91J+S Ltd ........................................................................95Kongsberg Maritime Ltd...........................................96Langlee Wave Power .................................................97Leiths (Scotland) Ltd .................................................99Macaulay Scientific Consulting Ltd .......................100Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Met Office .................................................................107

Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Neptune .................................................................... 113NSW Technology Ltd ............................................... 115Offshore Contractors Association ......................... 117Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118OREG ......................................................................... 119Oteac Ltd ..................................................................120Oval Group ............................................................... 121Peterhead Port Authority .......................................124Prospect ...................................................................128Reef Subsea .............................................................130The Robert Gordon University ...............................133RPS Energy ..............................................................134Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137Scottish Enterprise ................................................. 141Scottish European Green Energy Centre ..............142SeaHold Geoships Ltd .............................................146SeaOcean ................................................................. 147Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Solstad Offshore (UK) Ltd ......................................157Stork Technical Services ........................................ 159Subsea 7 ................................................................... 161Subsea UK ................................................................ 162Tritech.......................................................................165Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166Tymor Marine ...........................................................168University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Vattenfall ..................................................................172Venture Marine Contractors Ltd ............................ 174Wood Group ..............................................................177Woollard and Henry Ltd ..........................................178Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17AD Heating Ltd ...........................................................20All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Andrew Nicol Chartered Forester ...........................28Aon Limited ................................................................30

Bio

Wave and Tidal

Arbuthnott Wood Pellets Ltd ....................................32Bell Ingram ................................................................40BP ................................................................................44Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Cogna Limited............................................................55The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Enviko .........................................................................70HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82International Paint Ltd ..............................................87Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89JCE Energy .................................................................90Jigsaw Energy ............................................................93Macaulay Scientific Consulting Ltd .......................100Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110NEWFuel Ltd ............................................................ 114Oval Group ............................................................... 121Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131SAC Environment and Design ................................135Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137Senergy ....................................................................150Shell UK Limited......................................................152Stork Technical Services ........................................ 159Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17Active Sustainable Energy Systems ........................ 19AD Heating Ltd ...........................................................20All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Aon Limited ................................................................30Bell Ingram ................................................................40Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67

Enviko .........................................................................70HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89JCE Energy .................................................................90Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Oval Group ............................................................... 121Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131The Robert Gordon University ...............................133SAC Environment and Design ................................135Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137SCARF ......................................................................138Senergy ....................................................................150Vento Ludens Ltd .....................................................173Warren Ivers Electrical Services Ltd .................... 176Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89Maxwell Drummond International ........................105Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Oval Group ............................................................... 121Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131The Robert Gordon University ...............................133Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137Scottish European Green Energy Centre ..............142Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association ......143Shell UK Limited......................................................152Stork Technical Services ........................................ 159University of Aberdeen ...........................................170Xodus Group .............................................................179

Solar & PV

Hydrogen & Fuel Cells

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17 Active Sustainable Energy Systems ........................ 19All-Energy ..................................................................24Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89JCE Energy .................................................................90Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Oval Group ............................................................... 121Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131RPS Energy ..............................................................134Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137Senergy ....................................................................150URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce . 15Aberdeenshire Council ............................................. 17All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Aon Limited ................................................................30Balmoral Offshore Engineering ..............................38Bell Ingram ................................................................40Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Campbell Dallas LLP ................................................47Capelrig Ltd ...............................................................48Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52Chubb Fire – Offshore and Maritime .......................53The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67Enterprise Engineering Services ............................69Fugro Subsea Services Limited ...............................77HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Hydrus Ltd ..................................................................85International Paint Ltd ..............................................87JCE Energy .................................................................90Leiths (Scotland) Ltd .................................................99

Macaulay Scientific Consulting Ltd .......................100Marex Marine and Safety Services ........................102Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110NCS Survey .............................................................. 112Neptune .................................................................... 113NSW Technology Ltd ............................................... 115Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd ............... 118Oval Group ............................................................... 121Peterhead Port Authority .......................................124Richard Irvin Sustainable Energy .......................... 131The Robert Gordon University ...............................133SAC Environment and Design ................................135Satrosphere Science Centre ..................................137SeaOcean ................................................................. 147Senergy ....................................................................150S.E.T.S. Ltd ............................................................... 151Tritech.......................................................................165Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Xodus Group .............................................................179

Aggreko UK Ltd..........................................................23All-Energy ..................................................................24AMEC ..........................................................................26Brodies LLP ...............................................................45Chevron Upstream Europe .......................................52The EIC .......................................................................66Energy Institute ......................................................... 67HGF Aberdeen ...........................................................82Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd .......................................89Leiths (Scotland) Ltd .................................................99Mott MacDonald Ltd ................................................ 110Oval Group ............................................................... 121Scottish European Green Energy Centre ..............142Senergy ....................................................................150Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd .........166University of Aberdeen ...........................................170URS Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited .. 171Wood Group ..............................................................177Xodus Group .............................................................179

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Geothermal

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