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UK headquartered oil and gas company Harbour Energy recently inked a five-year-long master service agreement (MSA) with EthosEnergy. The agreement could be extended as part of the deal.
EthosEnergy which specialises in services and solutions for rotating equipment in the energy and industrial sectors will be Harbour Energy’s focused 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.
Mario Cincotta, Executive Vice President of Eastern Hemisphere at Ethos Energy, said: “As a mature basin, the North Sea is home to aging infrastructure that requires constant and meticulous maintenance to keep The property operating and safe. Harsh environmental conditions and 24/7 operations on assets require companies to demonstrate expertise and efficiency throughout the entire supply chain, and for them to meet their commitments within the framework of emissions reduction.
“We are proud to provide Harbor Energy with a full range of services, including repair and ongoing maintenance of gas turbine units. The expansion of our relationship builds on the impressive steps we have taken with Harbor Energy to help the company reduce life-cycle costs, increase turbine reliability, and prolong equipment longevity across its entire asset portfolio.“
EthosEnergy, which has worked up with Harbor Energy - and previously Premier Oil, Chrysaor, and ConocoPhillips UK North Sea - for 15 years, has increased the number of gas turbine units it supports for the operator and will continue to continue to provide 'critical services in the field and the workshop.
Moreover, EthosEnergy will give broad field benefits and workshop support, supply spare parts, and carry out standard arranged and impromptu support as a portion of the MSA. Harbor Energy is one of the leading UK oil and gas producers, with a leading position in the UK and interests in Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico, and Norway.
Read more here- https://ethosenergy.com/news-and-events/ethosenergy-strengthens-partnership-with-harbour-energy
