TechStream Group to support Shell’s wind energy projects
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
Energy Global,
TechStream has announced that it has been awarded supplier status with Shell to support the company’s offshore wind offering following a successful staffing tender process. EarthStream, one of TechStream Group's brands, is one of four suppliers selected.
EarthStream will supply personnel to Shell by manpower or recruitment for offshore wind projects.
Over the next five years, the company will support Shell on projects globally across the UK, Europe, APAC and the US.
EarthStream’s Regional Director, Chris Rawley, commented:
“This is a landmark win for EarthStream. In line with the recent and outstanding growth across the renewable energy sector globally, this tender win illustrates EarthStream’s growing presence in the market. I am certain that with the experience and expertise EarthStream has, we will continue to nurture our working relationship with Shell, servicing their needs and requirements in line with each project.”
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