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FOCUS ON ENERGI COAST THE OGN SUCCESS STORY
Offshore Group Newcastle Limited (OGN) is a leading UK oil & gas and offshore wind engineering, procurement and construction contractor, headquartered in Tyneside.
FLAGSHIP FACILITY
The Hadrian Yard, OGN’s flagship facility, has a long and distinguished history of executing and delivering a significant proportion of the offshore oil and gas infrastructure operating in the North Sea/ UKCS/Norwegian sector over a thirty year period.
In late 2009 OGN required a facility that could accommodate large scale EPC contracts, and the Hadrian yard with its previous track record and glowing credentials, which had been mothballed by former owners Amec in 2005 was the perfect option.
A BALANCED PORTFOLIO OGN while historically an oil & gas business has set ambitious plans to become an integral part of the offshore wind supply chain over the coming years. We firmly believe that we can utilise skills built over many years in the oil and gas sector and efficiently implement them in the burgeoning offshore wind market.
One of the first steps for OGN was to build on links already established through our oil and gas business and form a solid supply chain that showed the North-East of England was both capable and willing to work on these projects.
ENERGI COAST – VISION AND FORESIGHT Energi Coast was formed in no small measure due to the vision and foresight of the NOF, who played and continue to play an instrumental role in its continued success. The formation of the Energi Coast ticked all of the correct boxes for OGN and they therefore became one of the founding members of the group in 2011.
The Energi Coast brings together like minded businesses through the North-East, all of whom have one common goal, which is to showcase the North-East regions extensive energy related credentials and subsequently grow their business in the renewables sector. The group has a louder voice than a collection of individuals which we feel is crucial in a relatively new market place, especially when lobbying public and private sector support.
SO WHY CHOOSE ENERGI COAST MEMBERS? OGN believe there are three fundamental reasons why prospective clients should choose OGN and other Energi Coast members. They include…
• Resources & Experience – the North East has a long standing heritage within the heavy industry sector, and as a result benefits from the UK’s largest resource of skilled engineering manpower
• Access to the Market – located in the North-East of England all Energi Coast members are perfectly situated to cost effectively access and service the North Sea renewable industry
• Supply Chain – an experienced well established & collaborative supply chain
FORMULA FOR SUCCESS The three factors above together with a collaborative ‘can do’ approach adopted by all Energi Coast members means we can produce world-class performance and positive business results for its members and the wider regional economy.
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