AN energy transition firm has launched a new service, creating dozens of jobs in Aberdeen.
Aurora Energy Services is set to offer an integrated services offering across the oil and gas and renewable energy industries.
The full service offering will focus on engineering design, procurement, offshore and onshore installation, construction and decommissioning activities. It will also specialise in digital asset surveys.
The new jobs, which will be located in Dyce, will help to provide a “nimble cost effective” full lifecycle service.
Chief executive Doug Duguid said: “We will be providing leaner, more nimble and cost effective integrated services for facility modifications.
“And for end-of-life oil and gas assets, which are being prepared for decommissioning.
“Working in a mature basin like the North Sea, this is a natural progression in how to support 40-year-old assets, which no longer require expensive large-scale engineering horsepower, but which still need flexible and safe engineering solutions.”
Aurora is part of the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport (ICFGF) consortium after joining last year. The company has a large training and competency academy in the capital of the Highlands.
It also has its own in-house design and fabrication facility in Huntly.
