Strategic partnerships Aquaterra Energy has recently formed a strategic global partnership with James Fisher and Sons plc to streamline offshore decommissioning delivery, presenting a sales opportunity to offer integrated decommissioning services and extend collaboration across offshore projects.

CCS and NEP momentum The company secured multiple contracts tied to the Northern Endurance Partnership and is developing the Recoverable Abandonment Frame system for NEP, signaling growing demand for carbon capture and storage related well abandonment and recovery solutions.

RAF system deployment Launch of the Recoverable Abandonment Frame (RAF) system targets legacy well challenges for CCS projects, offering a potential upsell to clients pursuing decommissioning, re-entry simplification, and CCS-related field lifecycle services.

Global expansion With offices across Europe, Africa, Asia and Australasia and a project footprint spanning the North Sea, West Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean and Australia, Aquaterra Energy presents opportunities for regional solution packages and localized support.

New engineering leadership Appointment of a Head of Engineering signals a push for advanced offshore technologies; target opportunities include enhanced well access systems, modular platforms, and integrated front-end engineering services to win larger offshore development projects.