Meanwhile, RSRUK, an Aberdeen-headquartered joint venture between Spain's Repsol and China's Sinopec, has extended contracts for engineering support services covering its offshore operated assets and the terminal at Flotta. The beneficiaries of the extensions are Petrofac, Wood, PD&MS, Step Change Engineering, Global E&C and R&M Engineering. RSRUK has interest in 51 fields, of which it operates 40, on the UK continental shelf with 11 offshore installations and two onshore terminals – at Flotta in Orkney and at Nigg in the Cromarty Firth. Darren Stoker, RSRUK chief technical officer, said: "The revised strategy that we announced in 2016 has helped us deliver a successful transformation in our business and we feel that now is the right time to make a longer term commitment to those service providers that have helped us on our journey. "These extensions will build further innovation and competition in the supply chain, and improve accountability within our own business.