Peterson Energies has reported revenues of €463million (£389million) for 2025 as the energy logistics firm hailed a resilient performance despite what it described as a “challenging” UK market.
The company, which employs around 700 people, recorded EBITDA of €17.3million (£14.5million) for the year to December 31, supported by its logistics and technology operations across oil and gas and renewables.
Chief executive Sarah Moore said: “Our 2025 results reflect the strength, consistency, and resilience of our business. We continue to deliver reliable, high-quality services to our customers, reinforcing our position as a robust and low-risk partner in a complex and evolving energy market.
“We have demonstrated the value of our international footprint, and our experience reinforces the value of taking a basin-wide view of the North Sea. We have seen how a coordinated, cross-border approach can unlock efficiencies and deliver better outcomes for customers.”
During the year, Peterson secured a new contract with a long-term oil and gas customer covering technology, cargo operations, warehousing, quayside services and road transport across the North Sea and East Irish Sea.
It also won work supporting new renewables projects including the East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm, while its work on Sofia Offshore Wind Farm involved services delivered from both UK and Dutch bases.
However, Moore contrasted conditions in the UK with the policy environment in the Netherlands, where Peterson has continued to expand.
She said: “Not only does our international footprint deliver directly for our customers, it also provides stability for our organisation. The market and policy environments in the UK in 2025 were undoubtedly challenging and remain so.
"These conditions place a significant burden on supply chain companies such as ours and it is clear, from our experience, how stable and supportive policy frameworks, such as those in the Netherlands, are enabling renewables projects to progress alongside ongoing oil and gas developments, sustaining supply chain activity and investment.”
Peterson opened a new base in IJmuiden during 2025, launched its global consultancy offering and continued investment in its Lighthouse technology platform, including the development of AI capabilities.
The company is part of the Royal Peterson and Control Union Group, which operates in more than 75 countries.