Renewables consultancy SgurrEnergy to rebrand as Wood Group

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UK-based renewable energy consultancy to be repositioned as clean energy division of parent company Wood Group

Global renewable energy consultancy SgurrEnergy has announced it is to formally rebrand as Wood Group from early next month. The company, which is headquartered in Scotland and boasts offices in Europe,...

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