OEG, a leading energy solutions provider, has secured a three-year contract with an international oil major. 

 

Under the terms of the agreement, which includes optional extensions for up to five years, OEG will supply logistics equipment for the organisation’s operations in North America.

 

This partnership underscores OEG’s commitment to operational excellence and ability to support across the energy lifecycle. 

 

Its leading cargo carrying units (CCUs), designed to meet international standards for quality and safety, will ensure a resilient and sustainable fleet that can meet operational demands, said a statement from OEG. 

 

The full-service offering, which includes inspection, maintenance and replacement of the units when required, will be managed out of OEG’s strategically located yards in New Iberia, Port Fourchon, and Houston, it stated.

 

Garett Gauthier, Regional Director for OEG’s logistics equipment division in North America, said: "This is an exciting win for OEG, and we look forward to leveraging our significant experience to support this customer in the region. This award reinforces the competence and professionalism of our team."

 

Headquartered in Aberdeen, OEG is a leading energy solutions business providing mission critical infrastructure assets, technologies and services to the global energy industry. It has over 1,300 employees and operates in more than 65 countries.

 

"OEG is recognised for its exceptional service delivery, which was a determining factor in finalising the agreement. Our localised approach to equipment and service delivery will help to strengthen our relationship with our customer by enabling close collaboration and fast response times," he noted.

 

According to him, the US offshore energy sector is experiencing increased activity, with new oil and gas discoveries and production milestones.

 

"With a global presence in over 65 countries, we have an extensive and versatile equipment fleet which is enhancing operational resilience and efficiency for our customers worldwide," he added.-TradeArabia News Service