John Pearson, COO, Asset Solutions and ETP (Credit: Petrofac)

Petrofac wins $50 million North Sea contract renewal with Ithaca Energy

Petrofac will provide a range of integrated services, including operations, maintenance, engineering, construction, and both onshore and offshore technical expertise

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Petrofac will provide a range of integrated services, including operations, maintenance, engineering, construction, and both onshore and offshore technical expertise for Ithaca Energy’s North Sea assets.

The scope of support includes the Alba, Captain, Erskine, and FPF-1 fields, building on a relationship that has been in place for over a decade.

John Pearson, Chief Operating Officer of Petrofac’s Asset Solutions and Energy Transition Projects businesses, said: “The continuation of our longstanding relationship with Ithaca Energy is testament to the safe and reliable delivery of operations services by our team, who have been embedded on these assets for well over a decade.

“The North Sea is one of Asset Solutions’ core markets and this award underlines the commitment from both Petrofac and Ithaca Energy to the region.

“We remain focused on supporting Ithaca Energy to maximise safe, efficient and responsible production from its assets”.

Petrofac has supported Ithaca Energy in the UK North Sea since 2011, delivering integrated asset support and technical expertise designed to maximise asset performance and operational excellence.

The new contract extension underscores both companies’ commitment to the region and aims to maintain high standards of safety, efficiency, and responsible production.

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