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Home›Human Capital›OEG Energy expands leadership team with new subsea director
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July 11, 2024 · about 2 years ago

OEG Energy expands leadership team with new subsea director

OEG Energy Group (OEG) has appointed Rolf de Vries as Subsea Director for its offshore wind division, OEG Renewables.

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OEG Energy Group (OEG) has appointed Rolf de Vries as Subsea Director for its offshore wind division, OEG Renewables.

OEG Energy Group (OEG) has appointed Rolf de Vries as Subsea Director for its offshore wind division, OEG Renewables.

Rolf de Vries will join the OEG Renewables senior management team as Subsea Director, guiding the division’s strategic direction and enhancing its resources and capabilities to support OEG’s growth plans, said the company.

“I’m excited to be taking on this role as we pursue an ambitious growth strategy to expand OEG Renewables’ global operating footprint and value proposition,” said De Vries .

“I look forward to working closely with all of our specialist teams within the OEG Renewables Subsea division and wider group, who are all recognised experts in their field, to grow and develop the range and scope of services and products for our clients.”

As part of the senior management team, De Vries will collaborate with the topside, marine, and cable divisions to develop innovative integrated service solutions that increase project efficiency and reduce interface risk for clients, said OEG.

De Vries will also continue as Managing Director of Bluestream Offshore in Den Helder, Netherlands, acquired by OEG in December 2023.

The OEG Renewables Subsea division offers in-house expertise in diving, ROVs, unexploded ordnance, seabed preparation, excavation, subsea cables, and survey and positioning, said the company.

Bluestream retained its brand and operated as a subsidiary within OEG Renewables, expanding the division’s skilled workforce to over 500 people.

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