Apollo

🚀 Supporting the Next Generation of Engineers 🚀 Apollo is proud to support RGU Motorsport, a student-led society at Robert Gordon University, competing in the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Formula Student Competition—Europe’s most established educational engineering competition. Read more here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/erV-YA_c

We're excited to be working with Hydrock, now Stantec, Wales & West Utilities, and SGN to explore how hydrogen can help meet the growing energy demands of UK data centres while reducing emissions. As one of the fastest growing sectors, data centres require reliable and sustainable power solutions. This study will provide valuable insight into how hydrogen could play a role in the future energy mix.

🚀 The skills we’ve built in oil and gas aren’t just relevant—they’re essential 🚀 Floating wind, carbon capture, and hydrogen all come with engineering challenges that demand technical expertise, problem-solving mindsets, and a rigorous approach—skills honed in oil and gas over decades. Take Will Brindley’s journey—from offshore oil and gas to renewables. His experience with umbilicals, moorings, and dynamic analysis didn’t become obsolete; it became vital in floating wind. The transition isn’t about leaving skills behind—it’s about applying them to shape the future of energy. At Apollo, 48% of our revenue now comes from sectors beyond oil & gas. Are you ready for your next challenge? Check out our website for our current vacancies or contact andrew.pritchard@apollo.engineer

🚀 Hydrogen, data centres, net zero—connecting the dots 🚀 We're delighted to announce that Apollo is partnering with Wales & West Utilities, SGN, and Hydrock, now Stantec on a first-of-its-kind study exploring how hydrogen could power and decarbonise UK data centres. With demand for AI and digital storage soaring, energy use is set to increase sixfold. But grid delays are holding projects back. This study will assess how hydrogen - blended or 100% - could provide a faster, cleaner alternative. Read more here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eJKkU6pz

🚀 "What’s the biggest challenge you face every day?" 🚀 One of many questions from an engaged audience of young women at Pembrokeshire College today. Michelle Hitches FMAAT MAPM GMC led a fantastic discussion on Apollo’s first live podcast recording – What on Earth: Women in STEM, The Next Generation. Alongside Louise McDonnell (RWE) and Madeline Cowley CEng MIMechE, they explored their journeys, challenges, and advice for the next generation of engineers and innovators. Women make up just 29% of the UK STEM workforce – we need to change that. Seeing the curiosity and ambition in the room today? Proof that the future is bright. Missed it? The recording will be available at the end of February. Follow us on LinkedIn to catch it!

🚀 Marine Energies at Apollo 🚀 Last week, our Marine Energies Director, Nigel Robinson, took centre stage at our Pioneering Series of Lunch and Learns. His message? Marine Energies is about more than just floating assets—it’s about delivering through-life support, tackling complex offshore challenges, and pioneering innovative solutions across oil & gas, offshore renewables and decarbonisation. From ensuring mooring integrity to solving industry challenges with projects like the PALM Charger, Apollo’s Marine Energies unit is shaping the future of offshore engineering. Get in touch renewables@apollo.engineer

🚀 Client Feedback: Excellence in Action 🚀 At Apollo, we don’t just deliver—we go the extra mile. Our clients’ words say it best: ✅ "Clear communication throughout the project, with high-quality deliverables provided on schedule." ✅ "Apollo went the extra mile. Highly professional with work performed in a timely manner." ✅ "The quality of the deliverable exceeded our expectations." From concept to completion, we’re committed to delivering top-tier results—on time, every time. Want to see what we can do for you? Let’s talk ➡️ info@apollo.engineer

🚀 Welcoming the next generation of engineers 🚀 At Apollo, we’re passionate about sharing knowledge and shaping the future of energy. This week we were delighted to host students from the University of Aberdeen as they join Apollo for a work experience project on Decentralised Energy Systems. Their focus? Investigating how surplus renewable energy—like the incredible offshore wind and tidal potential around Orkney—can be harnessed to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. From literature reviews to technical analysis, our team is here to support and guide them as they develop their findings. We're looking forward to seeing their fresh perspectives in action!

We’re looking forward to Global Underwater Hub’s Subsea Expo 2025, taking place on 18–20 February at P&J Live, Aberdeen. Ryan Menzies, Marissa Stephen, Martin Hance MSc, BA, and David S. from the Apollo team will be attending. It’s always a great chance to connect, catch up, and explore what’s happening in the subsea world. If you’re there, we’d love to say hello.

🚀 Is hydrogen the silver bullet for the energy transition? 🚀 It’s a big question. One we tackled in our latest LinkedIn Live (https://lnkd.in/ejb-eETB). In this clip below, our panel explores a key challenge—can hydrogen match solar’s cost reduction curve? And if you enjoyed this, stay tuned. Our next LinkedIn Live is coming soon. What topic do you think we should tackle next? Let us know below.