Nexos, a prominent player in the UK's offshore Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) sector, has announced a strategic expansion into onshore energy projects. This move comes as Nexos strengthens its onshore services division, positioning itself as a significant contributor to the energy transition. Previously known for its offshore EPC services for clients like Apache and EnQuest, Nexos now aims to leverage its expertise in the onshore energy mix. The company's new onshore division will focus on providing turnkey EPC services for a range of energy transition projects, including hydrogen production, carbon capture and storage (CCUS), waste-to-energy, renewables, and synthetic fuels. Derek Thomson, the COO of Nexos, highlighted the company's commitment to becoming a powerhouse in the energy transition by integrating offshore engineering and procurement expertise with strong construction capabilities. This integrated approach allows Nexos to offer a full-service solution to clients, setting them apart from other onshore EPC contractors. Nexos plans to utilize its extensive offshore experience, especially in high-hazard environments, to tackle complex onshore projects efficiently and safely. By providing in-house construction services, Nexos ensures a seamless project execution journey for developers looking to accelerate the transition to low-carbon energy. Thomson emphasized the importance of Nexos' fully integrated solution in contrast to firms that rely on third-party contractors for construction, highlighting the company's commitment to bringing offshore engineering discipline and safety-critical experience to onshore projects.