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EEEGR Membership Directory 2006/07 EEEGR Membership Directory 2006/07 www.eeegr.com 1 www.eeegr.com 1 A 1st E a s t 2Cs Communications Company address Company address St James's Centre 38 Martlesham Heath B Queens Road Ipswich Great Yarmouth Suffolk Norfolk IP5 3RG C NR30 3DG Tel: 01473 622263 Industry Sector Industry Sector Tel: 01493 334455 Fax: 01473 622215 Cross sector Web: www.1steast.co.uk Email: [email protected] Cross Sector D Web: www.2cs.com No. of Employees No. of Employees E 5 19 Role Role F Support Organisation Design, Research & Development, Service Senior Management Senior Management G Philip Watkins - Chief Executive, Carol Holland - Marketing Director, Julian Kingsland - Renewables Director Tomasz Kozlowski - Development Director Profile Profile H 1st East is the urban regeneration company for Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth. 2Cs are communications specialists who work within the renewables industry - from Our vision is to ensure the two east coast towns are leaders of the branding and marketing strategies to optimised websites and more traditional media (such environmental economy. as brochures, event organising, film production and advertising). In addition 2Cs have I developed an online system that adds invaluable feedback to the community involvement process. 2Cs can demonstrate this encourages positive planning decisions. J K 4rs Decommissioning AB Pharos Marine Ltd Company address Company address L 77 Marine Parade Steyning Way Gorleston Hounslow Great Yarmouth Middlesex Norfolk TW4 6DL M NR31 6EZ Tel: 020 8538 1100 Tel: 01493 601291 Industry Sector Fax: 020 8577 4170 Industry Sector Fax: 01493 601291 Oil and Gas Email: [email protected] Oil and Gas N Email: [email protected] Web: www.pharosmarine.com Offshore Wind Web: www.4rs.co.uk No. of Employees O 20 Role Role P Consultant Design, Engineering, Installation, Manufacture / Supply, Support Organisation, Training & Education Senior Management Senior Management Q Tim Watson - Chief Executive Alan Tassell - Managing Director Profile Profile R Unlike engineering or Heavy Lift companies we specialise in decommisssioning. Pharos Marine offers a complete service, from total project planning, to the We have 17 years experience in decommissioning costs and issues. Our Principle delivery of fully operational systems. Pharos Marine will transport, install, test, is the ex BP Amoco Decommissioning Manager. We conduct cost estimates of commission and maintain all products and systems it supplies. In addition to S new and old structures, decommissioning planning, workshops for all levels and providing complete spares back-up and emergency service, Pharos Marine provide advice second to none on removal, reuse, recycling, recommissioning. also trains client’s personnel in operation and maintenance. T U ABB Engineering Services A C Vaportronics Company address Company address V Daresbury Park Business Center Unit 12, Morton Peto Road Daresbury Gapton Hall Industrial Estate Warrington Great Yarmouth W Cheshire WA4 4BT Norfolk Tel: +44 (0)1925 741111 Industry Sector NR31 0LT Industry Sector Fax: +44 (0)1925 741212 Cross Sector Tel: 01493 443330 Bio Fuels X Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Oil and Gas Email: [email protected] Web: www.abb.com/service Y No. of Employees No. of Employees 650 2 Role Role Z Consultant, Design, Service, Training and Education Research & Development Senior Management Senior Management Neil Blackhall - General Manager Vivienne Ridpath - Director Profile Profile ABB Engineering Services is an international technical consultancy providing The development and installation of a diesel enhancement system (suitable for support to offshore, refining, storage, distribution and gas processing air compressors, pumps, generators and other static engines) resulting in fuel operations to improve operational performance and to meet regulatory savings and reduced emissions. compliance. 46 www.eeegr.com Acteon Group Ltd Adrian Graves Limited A Company address Company address Chalk Hill House 1 Diomed Drive 19 Rosary Road Hall Park B Norwich, Norfolk Great Barton NR1 1SZ Bury St. Edmunds Tel: +44 1603 774174 IP31 2TF C Industry Sector Industry Sector Fax: +44 1603 774175 Tel: 01284 787438 Email: [email protected] Offshore Wind Fax: 01284 787588 Cross Sector Web: www.acteon.com Oil and Gas Email: [email protected] D Web: www.pressandpr.com No. of Employees No. of Employees 470 2 E Role Role Design, Installation, Manufacture / Supply, Research & Development, Service, Consultant F Support Organisation Senior Management Senior Management Paul Alcock - VP Marketing & Business Intergration Adrian Graves - Managing Director G Profile Profile Acteon is a specialist in seabed-to-surface equipment and technologies and is A mature strategic consulting, public relations and marketing communications H represented at every stage in the life of an oilfield. Acteon designs, builds and practice. It also undertakes public and government affairs and political installs structural foundations, anchoring and mooring systems, well conductor advocacy. It is the lead consultancy of an international network. It also has a and risers systems. In addition to developing and maintaining wells, Acteon strategic alliance with specialist economic development and management I also decommissions structures when production has ceased. consulting group, Pathfinder Team Consulting (www.pathfinder-consulting.com). J AK Precision Ltd AKD Engineering K Company address Company address Unit 41 Longs Industrial Estate Horn Hill L Englands Lane Lowestoft Great Yarmouth Suffolk Norfolk NR33 0PX NR31 6BE Tel: 01502 527800 M Tel: 01493 600366 Industry Sector Fax: 01502 527846 Industry Sector Fax: 01493 600377 Offshore Wind Web: www.akd-engineering.co.uk Oil and Gas Email: [email protected] Oil and Gas N Web: www.akprecision.co.uk No. of Employees No. of Employees 12 100 O Role Role Engineering, Manufacture / Supply Design, Engineering, Manufacture / Supply P Senior Management Senior Management Wayne Read - Managing Director, Anthony Taylor - Production Manager, Fred Pallett - Sales & Marketing Director Q Tracy Read - Company Secretary Profile Profile R AK Precision is a progressive prototype and production engineering company AKD Engineering have been providing fabrication services to the Oil & Gas that uses the latest in new computer controlled equipment to manufacture industries since 1955. With heavy fabrication & machining facilities on an 8- products to client designs. Situated in a new modern unit on the Longs acre site adjacent to Lowestoft dockside. Extensive experience with Subsea Industrial Estate, AK Precision services some of the regions and the countries equipment Topside PAU's and high integrity piping fabrication. Please see S most prestigious companies. FPAL Reg. No. 10042197. T Aker Kvaerner Alocit Group Ltd U Company address Company address Riverside Office, Atlas House 3 Charles Wood Road V Southgates Road Rash's Green Industrial Estate Great Yarmouth Dereham Norfolk Norfolk W NR30 3LL Industry Sector NR19 1SX Industry Sector Tel: +44 (0) 1493 856232 Nuclear Tel: 01362 694915 Hyro Fax: +44 (0) 1493 854963 Oil and Gas Fax: 01362 695350 Nuclear X Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Offshore Wind Web: www.akerkvaerner.com Web: www.alocitgroup.com Oil and Gas No. of Employees No. of Employees Onshore Wind Y 80 locally, globally 22,000 19 UK 78 Worldwide Solar Wave and Tidal Role Role Consultant, Design, Engineering, Installation, Manufacture / Supply, Operator, Manufacture / Supply, Service Z Service Senior Management Senior Management Mark Goodall - Area Manager (SNS) Brian Glover - Business Manager Profile Profile Part of the Global Aker Kvaerner group of companies, Aker Kvaerner Offshore Alocit Group Ltd is a supplier of a large range of coatings for the industial, marine, oil Partner Limited is a leading provider of world-class solutions in total "life-of- & gas and water industries. The diversity of the coating systems range means that field" support services to the oil & gas industry. Our engineering and design we are able to provide solutions to most, if not all coating requirements from wet and capability extends from front-end consultancy through operations and oily surfaces to bolted systems protection, including underwater applications. The maintenance support, to decommissioning. Alocit group specializes in Anti corrosion solutions with world class products. www.eeegr.com 47 A AMEC Oil & Gas American Express Services Europe Ltd Company address Company address Edison Way Portland House B Gapton Hall Industrial Estate Stag Place Great Yarmouth London Norfolk SW1E 5BZ C NR31 0NG Tel: 020 7976 4711 Industry Sector Industry Sector Tel: 01493 412200 Fax: 01953 601778 Fax: 01493 653442 Offshore Wind Web: www.americanexpress.co.uk Cross Sector D Email: [email protected] Oil and Gas Web: www.amec.com Nuclear No. of Employees No. of Employees E AMEC plc globally 45,000 Worldwide Role Role F Design, Engineering, Service, Manufacture / Supply Service Senior Management Senior Management G Nigel Mullin - Asset Support Group Manager Christopher Holmes - Corporate Business Manager Profile Profile H AMEC provides life-of-asset services to our clients, from initial design, through Provider of Corporate Expense Management solutions to drive down travel to project delivery and long-term asset support. Our ability to deliver a and related expense costs whatever the size of your business complete service solution
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