Who We Are

The Shetland Decommissioning Consortium is a joint initiative, with members bringing significant experience & capability, servicing the offshore oil and gas industry.

The Consortium’s marketing initiative has the support of Shetland Islands Council, and Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Decommissioning facilities and operations are approved by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).

Current membership includes:

Lerwick Port Authority

Lerwick Port Authority (LPA) which owns and operates the harbour marine operations, including quays and berthing and provides support to the contracting partners involved in decommissioning operations.

LPA is an independent Trust Port and is also responsible for the development of the harbour.

Peterson SBS

Peterson SBS (PSBS), a contracting partner in decommissioning, operates the Greenhead base at Lerwick Harbour and provides the necessary infrastructure and facilities for decommissioning operations.

PSBS also manages and provides all transport and logistics operations, including load-in of structures.

Veolia Environmental Services

Veolia Environmental Services (VES), a contracting partner in decommissioning, operates the decommissioning facility within the Greenhead Base.

VES is responsible for all waste management and decommissioning operations within the site, including decontamination, deconstruction, segregation, re-use, re-cycling and disposal of materials; project management, health, safety and environmental accounting.

Other Service Providers

Additionally Shetland Decommissioning Consortium offers a gateway to the wide-ranging capabilities and services of various local third party service providers 

Consortium Membership

The Consortium is intended to be an open initiative to market and develop Shetland’s capability to the industry.

We welcome the opportunity to involve additional local contractors. Should your company wish to become involved, please don’t hesitate to contact us.