THREE60 Energy and Logan have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on integrated, turnkey hydrogen projects, uniting THREE60's engineering and project-delivery strengths with Logan's specialist hydrogen-systems capabilities.
The tie-up brings together THREE60's multi-discipline engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) and complex brownfield modification expertise with Logan's track record in designing, supplying and maintaining complete hydrogen production, refuelling, compression, storage, dispensing and industrial energy solutions.
The partners will target opportunities spanning hydrogen production sites, compression and tube-trailer filling systems, and the rollout of hydrogen refuelling stations — providing customers with a single, accountable pathway from concept through commissioning and ongoing support.
Their combined proposition is intended to address a common market gap: many general engineering contractors lack hydrogen-specific and COMAH experience, while specialist integrators may not have heavy brownfield engineering and delivery capability. Working together, they aim to accelerate speed to FEED, improve cost certainty and boost delivery confidence through a standardised approach.
Both companies highlight an agile, collaborative delivery model that can be tailored to client needs and adapted as projects progress — an advantage in a rapidly evolving hydrogen market.
Alasdair Smith, Managing Director of EPCC at THREE60 Energy, said: "This partnership combines Logan's hydrogen track record with our engineering and project-delivery capability, giving clients a single, accountable team to take hydrogen projects from concept through to commissioning safely, efficiently and with cost certainty."
Craig Stewart, Business Development Director of Logan, said: "The hydrogen market is moving rapidly from concept to delivery, and clients are increasingly looking for partners who can provide both technical depth and proven project execution. By working with THREE60 Energy, we are bridging that gap – bringing together specialist hydrogen expertise with large-scale engineering and delivery capability to unlock more complex, real-world projects."
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