THREE60 Energy, a leading provider of life cycle solutions, has appointed Ryan McPherson as decommissioning director, further strengthening its management team.

Ryan brings more than 25 years of international energy sector experience to the role. He has held senior positions with both operators and service companies, leading large-scale projects across engineering, project delivery and major asset management. His career has taken him across the UK and Europe including Hungary and the Netherlands, as well as further afield in Algeria, Egypt and Mexico, giving him extensive insight into complex and diverse operating environments.

He will lead delivery of THREE60’s recently awarded bp decommissioning contract – the first of its kind in the UKCS. This revolutionary approach is set to reshape how assets are decommissioned in the North Sea and establish a new benchmark for decommissioning globally.

Commenting on his appointment, Ryan said: “I’m excited to be joining THREE60 Energy at such a pivotal moment. The company has an outstanding reputation for delivery across the asset lifecycle and I look forward to applying my international experience and project leadership to further grow our decommissioning services. Most importantly, I’m proud to be part of an industry-first project that will define how decommissioning is carried out – not just in the North Sea, but around the world.”

Stephen Diplock, managing director for THREE60 Operations welcomed Ryan’s appointment stating: “Ryan joins us at an exciting time for the business as we commence work on the bp contract. His strong technical background, combined with his proven leadership across global projects, makes him an invaluable addition to the team. I’m confident he will play a key role in enhancing our decommissioning capabilities and delivering value to our customers.”

For more information visit https://three60energy.com/

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