EthosEnergy strengthens partnership with Harbour Energy

The agreement, with an option to extend, sees EthosEnergy become Harbour Energy’s primary service provider for the maintenance and support of a fleet of light industrial gas turbines, across three production assets in the North Sea, UK sector.

EthosEnergy, which has been working with Harbour Energy - and previously Premier Oil, Chrysaor and ConocoPhillips UK North Sea - for 15 years, has doubled the number of gas turbine units it is supporting for the operator and will continue to deliver substantial field service and workshop support, supply spare parts, and perform regular planned and unplanned maintenance as part of the MSA.

Mario Cincotta, East Hemisphere EVP at EthosEnergy, said: 

“As a mature basin, the North Sea is home to aging infrastructure which requires ongoing and meticulous maintenance to keep assets operational and safe. The harsh environmental conditions and 24/7 activity on assets demands expertise and efficiency from companies across the supply chain, and for those companies to deliver through a lens of emissions reduction.

“We are proud to provide our comprehensive suite of services, including the repair and ongoing maintenance of the gas turbine units, to Harbour Energy. The expansion of our relationship builds on the impressive steps we have taken alongside Harbour Energy to support the company in lowering life cycle costs increasing reliability of its turbines and extending equipment life across its asset portfolio. This strengthened relationship is testament to our offering and represents our unwavering commitment to the North Sea and our strategic growth plan.

“We pride ourselves on being a flexible, responsive, and punctual Independent Service Provider (ISP), with a reputation for unrivalled customer service and safety. We look forward to working closely with Harbour Energy on the opportunities this contract brings.”

Harbour Energy is the largest independent UK oil and gas producer, with a leading position in the UK as well as interests in Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico and Norway.