AquaTerra Group has announced the establishment of AquaTerra Marine Inc in Guyana, marking a significant step in the company’s strategic growth. This expansion strengthens AquaTerra’s international footprint and reinforces its commitment to delivering high quality solutions to the global energy sector.
AquaTerra has successfully executed several projects in the region since incorporation in 2024 and also holds Guyanese Local Content Compliance. AquaTerra Marine’s Guyana base positions the company to provide expert support to clients operating in not only Guyana, but also Suriname and Trinidad.
“We’re in a great position as a business,” said Stephen Taylor, Managing Director. “Over recent years, we’ve built a strong and capable team that continues to grow and develop. This expansion is a reflection of our ambition. I’m excited to help shape a healthy, profitable future for AquaTerra and our amazing people.”
AquaTerra is recognised for its reliable, high-quality delivery of inspection, repair and maintenance services safely across challenging environments. With over 20 years of experience of operating, the company brings extensive industry knowledge of FPSOs, drill-ships, marine vessels and production facilities to Guyana’s thriving energy market.
With a recently awarded contract for marine integrity of floating assets in the North Sea, the FPSO market is a key target. Expanding our client base in the region will also enable us to invest locally, to support our existing and future clients even more efficiently.
From delivery of inspection through to maintenance, multi-discipline construction and equipment rental, AquaTerra offers high value solutions that improve safety, performance, and operational efficiency. Their integrated approach ensures clients benefit from streamlined project management and construction led solutions, tailored to meet the demands of the energy sector.
The new Guyana office supports AquaTerra’s long term strategy to grow in key international markets and respond to increasing demand for expert energy services in the region.
Source: AquaTerra
