Delivery Driven
For over forty years, Ledwood has delivered complex engineering, fabrication and construction projects for the global energy industry - on time, to budget, and with an unbeaten safety record.
What we do
We are an independent engineering, fabrication, coating and construction company specialising in the global energy production and processing industries.
Where we work
From the oil and gas sector to nuclear and offshore renewables, we work in partnership with many of the world's leading energy production and processing companies.
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Gas Power
Today’s power industry faces a series of challenges. Tasked with maintaining the supply of electricity as demand continues to grow globally, the sector also faces growing environmental challenges.
Oil and gas currently supply three quarters of UK energy consumption and oil refineries will be needed well into the foreseeable future along with the continuing exploration of new oil and gas reservoirs. The potential of existing fields will also need to be maximised.
Nuclear is currently viewed as an essential part of the UK’s energy mix providing a high level of clean base load.
The liquefication of natural gas enables it to be shipped and stored but keeping gas in a liquefied form presents challenges as it must be maintained at -162degC.
Oil and gas currently supplies three quarters of the UK’s energy consumption but this is predicted to decline to around half by 2050. The use of oil and gas is predicted to decline faster than overall energy consumption leading to a reduced hydrocarbon intensity in the UK’s energy system.
Steel is the most common alloy in the world and is a core part of our work here at Ledwood. The steel industry is increasingly seen as a strategic national asset that has been depleted and needs increasing investment.
Renewable energy technologies are developing quickly. Wind and wave power, tidal projects and solar energy are all increasing in adoption and ever larger projects are being developed, in a bid to ensure that renewable power provides a larger slice of our energy needs.
Today’s power industry faces a series of challenges. Tasked with maintaining the supply of electricity as demand continues to grow globally, the sector also faces growing environmental challenges.
Oil and gas currently supply three quarters of UK energy consumption and oil refineries will be needed well into the foreseeable future along with the continuing exploration of new oil and gas reservoirs. The potential of existing fields will also need to be maximised.
Nuclear is currently viewed as an essential part of the UK’s energy mix providing a high level of clean base load.
The liquefication of natural gas enables it to be shipped and stored but keeping gas in a liquefied form presents challenges as it must be maintained at -162degC.
Oil and gas currently supplies three quarters of the UK’s energy consumption but this is predicted to decline to around half by 2050. The use of oil and gas is predicted to decline faster than overall energy consumption leading to a reduced hydrocarbon intensity in the UK’s energy system.
Steel is the most common alloy in the world and is a core part of our work here at Ledwood. The steel industry is increasingly seen as a strategic national asset that has been depleted and needs increasing investment.
Renewable energy technologies are developing quickly. Wind and wave power, tidal projects and solar energy are all increasing in adoption and ever larger projects are being developed, in a bid to ensure that renewable power provides a larger slice of our energy needs.
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