Aberdeen-based Kellas Midstream is partnering with Teesside University to help create the next generation of engineers with the requisite skills to help industry transition to a net zero future.
The new Kellas Midstream Clean Energy Scholarship, worth almost half a million pounds, will support 18 students by funding undergraduate and postgraduate courses in sustainable energy and engineering in the University’s School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies.
Applications for the first four scholarships, to start in the academic year 2022/23, are now being accepted.
Kellas Midstream is an independent energy infrastructure company that owns and operates critical midstream infrastructure in the Central and Southern North Sea. The company is collaborating with Teesside University as it works to facilitate change in the energy industry and to build a new business around net zero.
Andy Hessell, Kellas Managing Director said, “Teesside is being reinvented with energy transition firmly at the forefront. We are delighted to offer an opportunity for the area’s emerging engineering talent to be a part of its contribution to net zero. There is a proud industrial heritage on Teesside and we look forward to seeing this evolve through skills development into an important source of high-quality clean energy jobs.”
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