EnerMech expands presence in Guyana, LNG markets under new leadership

(WO) - EnerMech has unveiled a multi-year, high-value investment program across its Americas operations, reinforcing its long-term commitment to regional energy markets spanning the U.S., Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, Suriname, and Mexico. The initiative strengthens EnerMech’s position in offshore pre-commissioning, LNG infrastructure, and industrial maintenance services amid accelerating regional demand. 

The investment will fund new facilities, workforce development, and equipment upgrades, including remote flooding consoles, subsea test pumps, GD-600 units, and N₂ generation systems to support offshore projects and long-term maintenance scopes. In Guyana, EnerMech is establishing a new Georgetown facility that will serve as a base for expansion into Suriname and Trinidad, complementing its existing track record across four ExxonMobil FPSOs and the upcoming Uaru project.

EnerMech is also scaling its Houston LNG technical hub, adding planners, engineers, and project managers to meet growing demand as North American LNG export capacity is projected to double by 2028. CEO Charles “Chuck” Davison Jr. said the investment “signals our confidence in the Americas and our determination to grow sustainably with our clients and partners.”

“This isn’t about short-term wins,” added Nosa Egharevba, SVP of Integrated Supply Chain & Asset Management. “It’s about building enduring capacity, empowering local teams, and ensuring EnerMech remains the trusted partner of choice across the Americas.”