Aberdeenshire start-up company, Legasea, have won the award for Best Energy Industry Environmental Service Provider 2020, making this their second award since establishing the company 18 months ago.
Their award success recognises the innovative nature of the company, and the amazing progress the company has made in the short period since commencing trading.
The Scottish Enterprise Awards recognise small-sized businesses from Scotland, whose efforts have produced excellent products and services over the course of the year. The Environmental Service Provider Award is given to a company that shows great commitment and dedication, to providing the best environmental service possible.
Ray Milne, Legasea Operations Director said “We are delighted to receive this award, particularly as it is for environmental sustainability, a subject that we are very passionate about. I would like to say a big thank you to the judges, for acknowledging the considerable efforts of our whole team, throughout the last 18 months”.
This marks the fourth annual SME News Scottish enterprise awards which recognises the best of innovation in the service and customer service field. To move successfully from nominee to winner, there must be evidence of extensive expertise and skills, dedication to client satisfaction with an on-going commitment to excellence, and innovation.
Kaven Cooper, the awards' executive said, “Your award stands as a testament to your excellence, commitment, and dedication. Congratulations on your success.”
About Legasea
Since its incorporation in December 2018, Aberdeenshire-based start-up Legasea has grown from a concept into a fast-growing business, that is leading the oil and gas sector in how it manages waste. Having recognised that a linear system is no longer a viable or sustainable option.
Legasea utilises a circular economy system, which sees one company’s waste being refurbished and reused elsewhere. Specialising in production systems and controls, and offering a range of electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical engineering systems, Legasea operates across a wide range of markets, including subsea oil and gas production, drilling, topsides, and renewables.
The company’s key objective is to act in a sustainable manner, and their overall strategy is to provide a ‘shore to store’ service to the oil and gas industry, taking subsea equipment that is no longer required, and finding routes to refurbish, recertify, remanufacture and reuse it, keeping as many components as possible in use.
To find out more about Legasea, please visit https://www.legasealtd.com/
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