SeaEnergy PLC (formerly Ramco Energy plc) is an offshore wind development company, based in Aberdeen, Scotland. SeaEnergy is AIM listed under the ticker SEA.
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1. SeaEnergy PLC - offshore wind development - Aberdeen, Scotland
SeaEnergy PLC (formerly Ramco Energy plc) is an offshore wind development company, based in Aberdeen, Scotland. SeaEnergy is AIM listed under the ticker SEA.
Latest News... Interim Development Agreement for Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm Project. SeaEnergy Renewables wins Best New Business Award 2010 at the Scottish Green Energy ...
The Company’s portfolio of oil and gas interests are either minority stakes or non-operated assets and it is the Board’s intention to dispose of these interests in an ...
Company Description: SeaEnergy likes to mix the new with the old in the energy business and is adding new operations (renewables and Iraq) to its traditional business ...
Profile page - SeaEnergy PLC Share Price and News. SeaEnergy PLC (formerly Ramco Energy plc) is a Scottish public limited company headquartered in Aberdeen, Scotland.In ...
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SeaEnergy PLC (formerly Ramco Energy plc) is a Scottish public limited company headquartered in Aberdeen, Scotland.In September 2009 the board announced the intention to ...
