LR Senergy and EnergyOne formed a strategic alliance to support business development in Norway and internationally.
LR Senergy’s Norway business, Senergy, has been acquired through a management buy-out and will now trade under the company name of EnergyOne AS.
Working in collaboration, the two organizations can offer significant subsurface resources through the local presence EnergyOne provides coupled with the global, extensive competencies of LR Senergy, which also includes enhanced services in project management, well engineering and development solutions, as well as an associated suite of software solutions.
“While Norway remains a key region for LR Senergy, the evolving international marketplace and current economic conditions mean that we must adapt to meet our clients’ changing needs on a global scale,” says James McCallum, LR Senergy CEO. “Therefore, through supporting each other, this innovative agreement with EnergyOne will help LR Senergy maintain its established presence in Norway and strengthen our position for capitalizing on new business opportunities.”
Norway operations will now be managed by a senior representative based within the Lloyd’s Register’s (LR) office in Stavanger and the company will continue to provide its full range of services and technical expertise with support from our other centers of excellence around the world.
McCallum says that by collaborating with their LR colleagues, the company can provide an even greater portfolio of services to their existing and new clients.
Øystein Roti, CEO at EnergyOne, was vice president of aligned services at LR Senergy before the buy-out of Senergy AS.
“EnergyOne specializes in providing exploration support, asset evaluations and field development evaluations, and LR Senergy’s Norway team bring strong skill sets in these disciplines and we look forward to welcoming them into our team,” says Roti. “EnergyOne is now well positioned to expand our subsurface and well engineering services through strategic partnerships with oil companies and service companies alike, in the Middle East, in Africa and around the North Sea.”