We are excited to announce the relaunch of our Glasgow
office, Spencer Ogden’s 11th global office and our third office in
the EMEA region.
Spencer Ogden has had previous incredible success in this
location from 2010 to 2015, focusing on the oil and gas industry. In late 2015,
the oil and price crash meant that we closed our operations and relocated key
employees.
However, we want to build on following previous success and
relaunch our operations in Glasgow, allowing Spencer Ogden to service the local
Scottish and wider domestic UK energy and infrastructure markets from financial
inception to project execution.
The premise of this office is to allow Spencer Ogden to take
advantage of the natural growth opportunity that Scotland presents in the sustainable
energy sector with particular focus on Wind and Hydrogen.
Scotland is a key location and industry leader in the global
renewables market. Scotland has a clear vision to become a leading hydrogen nation
and further push into wind across the country. In 2021, Scotland will be
hosting the United Nations Climate Change Summit. Scotland are securing their future
as a centre of international excellence, establishing the innovation, skills
and supply chain to underpin the energy transition.
We are pleased to welcome back two previous employees to
lead the Glasgow business, Manager, Adam Stahler and Team Leader, Fraser
Torrance.
This office relaunch will continue the expansion of our EMEA
operations and support Spencer Ogden’s exciting growth journey and part of that
is looking at growing headcount in 2021. Glasgow is a city with five
universities, creating great opportunity for potential consultants to join the
business.
“Spencer Ogden are delighted to reopen our doors in
Glasgow once again. Scotland has an estimated 25% of all the wind resource in
Europe and will see continued investment in other areas of the energy mix such
as £25bn into Hydrogen energy by 2030. The opening of Glasgow positions us
perfectly to support our local client base in attaining the in-demand talent
required for the green energy revolution,” Stewart McArthur, EMEA Director.
