Spanish energy provider, Reganosa Group has strengthened its international interests with the result that the company now operates in 30 countries.
Reganosa was recently commissioned to analyse the feasibility of a natural gas liquefaction plant in Asia.
For the first time in the company's history, revenues from overseas accounted for more than a third of its total revenues, according to figures produced at the end of last year.
Back in October 2015, the company established Reganosa Servicios to utilise its knowledge and experience in the design, execution and management of assets in this sector.
Since then, it has gained 51 clients worldwide and has participated in all phases of a project's life cycle, from preliminary studies to commercial operations.
As a result of its sustained growth and constant adaptation, Reganosa has almost tripled its workforce in the last five years.
In the LNG sector, apart from operating its own terminal in Mugardos (La Coruña), the group manages three types of terminals: afloat -Brunsbüttel (Germany) and Tema (Ghana), while on land includes Oristano (Italy); and both afloat and onshore at Delimara (Malta).
These facilities offer a range of storage capacities, from 9,000 to 300,000 cu m.
Thus far, Reganosa Servicios has secured international contracts worth €186.3 mill.
Reganosa has also extended its services to other energy transition sectors, such as hydrogen, ammonia and biogas.
The overseas contracts cover the company's entire product portfolio, which includes, among other things, consulting and project management services: feasibility studies, engineering supervision, construction and commissioning, training, simulation and optimisation of networks and processes, due diligence, etc.
It also covers the comprehensive management of infrastructures, including operations, maintenance, and commercial oversight, as well as the construction and commissioning of new facilities.
