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|Articles|March 30, 2021
EthosEnergy inks five-year turbine maintenance contract with major North Sea Operator
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EthosEnergy has been awarded a five-year, multi-million pound turbine maintenance contract by a major North Sea Operator for the support of its full fleet of gas turbines in the North Sea, UK.
The contract includes the support of 37 units across 10 offshore production platforms covering a range of OEM equipment, including Siemens small gas turbines, GE Frame and LM units and Solar gas turbines. Additionally, the scope includes the provision of management and call off support including overhauls, spare parts, field service and, planned and unplanned maintenance.
Ana Amicarella, CEO of EthosEnergy, said, ”Our integrated solution allows us to demonstrate our wide breadth of capabilities as OneEthos as well as the abilities of our established partners to support the breadth of the customers’ fleet technology. This cohesive approach proved the value of EthosEnergy and allowed the customer to select us with a high degree of confidence for the project.
“This contract solidifies our 15-year relationship with this customer, and we look forward to working with them on this project.”
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