Karen Russell, NorSea UK country manager

Logistics company wins work in excess of £2 million

THE UK arm of Norwegian energy services group NorSea has announced it has secured work in excess of £2 million ...

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THE UK arm of Norwegian energy services group NorSea has announced it has secured work in excess of £2 million since the beginning of the year.

NorSea UK operates from premises in Aberdeen’s Altens area and Peterhead, providing supply bases and integrated logistics solutions to the energy and other industries.

Since the start of 2020, the UK team has seen a steady increase in demand for products and services, including an upturn in vessel numbers and types at its growing Peterhead facility.

NorSea has also reported that, following investment to the tune of £500,000, office accommodation at its Aberdeen base is at 90% capacity with warehouse and yard space also in high demand.

Karen Russell, NorSea UK country manager said: “As well as continuing to benefit from our refurbished base in Aberdeen, we are experiencing an ongoing increase in the volume of maritime traffic at Smith Quay and Merchants Quay in Peterhead.

“The additional quayside, marshalling and berthing space which has been added there in the last 18 months has been central to that increase.

“By increasing our customer base whilst simultaneously extending services to current customers, we have been able to grow our UK business in a steady way which gives us confidence and optimism as we look to the future.”

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