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ITS’ Membership of NOF Energy Enhances its Services to the Energy Sector

30 January 2012


ITS has joined NOF Energy, the leading business development organisation for UK companies in the oil, gas and energy-related sectors.

By accessing NOF Energy’s network of member organisations, ITS will be able to tap into an exceptional global resource of contacts and industry information within the oil, gas, nuclear and offshore renewables sectors, thereby ensuring our delivery to customers is of the highest standard.

ITS will take full advantage of the UK’s world class energy supply chain which provides new technologies and solutions to the global energy industry.  ITS is well prepared with an outstanding energy portfolio and its expansion into the the emerging offshore renewables industry.

Durham-based NOF Energy was founded in 1988 and now has a membership of 400 members from the UK and overseas markets, as well as global and strategic partners.  

Over the last three years, NOF Energy has assisted its members in securing an additional £140 million in new investment, and now ITS will benefit from its expertise in ensuring its business development needs are enhanced and its service to customers enriched. 

Membership of NOF Energy will allow ITS to benefit from sharing information with organisations, companies and the energy supply chain around the world, and participate in member to member business, networking events, international business promotion, marketing and media support, and industry intelligence. 

ITS Managing Director said:  “NOF Energy provides a dynamic range of services to its member companies which will allow ITS to boost its already considerable service to the energy sector.

“NOF Energy’s unique and proactive approach to business development appealed to ITS' company ethos, and our membership of the organisation will undoubtedly lead to mutually beneficial outcomes for ITS, other NOF Energy members, and most importantly, ITS customers.”

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