The Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) represents its members in the promotion of business in the renewables sector. Its vision to make Aberdeen “as famous for renewables as it is for Oil and Gas” was an attractive proposition for us. This statement is one of the many reasons why we were drawn to joining AREG...
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John Lawrie Decom, working in partnership with energy logistics specialist, Peterson, has recently launched its latest decommissioning facility at Aberdeen Harbour’s Pocra Quay.
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Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a networking event in Aberdeen to encourage the adoption of Circular Economy ideals throughout the North East. Our Environmental Director Ray Grant and Marketing Manager Claire Sim will be attending.
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John Lawrie Decom has recently supported a decommissioning project for Maersk Decom, delivering recycling rates of 100%.
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Julian joins the Group from ASCO, where, over the past 14 years, he has held various roles, most recently as Decommissioning Development Director & NORM Technical Authority.
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John Lawrie Group, the Aberdeen-headquartered metal recycling, decommissioning and steel tubulars business has reported record results for its last financial year. Group financial director, Charlie Parker, said: “For the second successive year, we witnessed an excellent performance across the whole group. Metals and Tubular divisions in the UK continued to show growth in double digits, and the US Tubulars business grew by a staggering 50%”.
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John Lawrie Group has increasingly become focused on the future of the circular economy. So, when we were offered the chance to get involved with The Swan Trust and partner with the #LitterCUBES project we jumped at the chance.
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Many people say Aberdeen is built on oil and gas and it couldn’t be more true when it comes to the newly unveiled P&J Live.
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Dave Weston, Managing Director of Aberdeen-headquartered John Lawrie Group was voted in this month as a member of the board for the British Metals Recycling Association.
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Two leading Aberdeen-headquartered companies have cemented a partnership established at the turn of the century by extending it into the next decade.
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Oil and gas businesses in Dundee have joined forces with the operator of the city’s port to establish a new alliance aimed at positioning Dundee as a central UK hub for North Sea oil and gas decommissioning.
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Metal recycling, decommissioning and steel tubulars specialist, John Lawrie Group, is set to expand its operations in Scotland after agreeing a multi-million pound deal to develop a new site at the Port of Dundee.
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The decommissioning expertise that John Lawrie Group has amassed over the past 25 years has been shared with a group of students studying the subject in Aberdeen.
Read MoreJohn Lawrie Tubulars is supporting the first phase of piling on a multi-million pound redevelopment project at Montrose Port.
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