Jord delivers energy efficient Topsides for Brazli FPSO

Jord Oil & Gas Systems b.v. is delighted to have played a part in delivering Yinson Production’s first FPSO to operate heat recovery steam generation (“HRSG”) as part of its combined cycle power generation system. This is part of Yinson’s continuous effort in reducing carbon emissions and being a frontrunner in decarbonising the FPSO industry towards the goal of net zero.

Jord’s scope entailed 10,000 tons of Topside Modules, including the power modules, comprising four Baker Hughes LM2500 dual fuel turbines and one steam turbine. The combined output is 145MW.

This is the second set of Topsides Jord has designed and constructed for Yinson, Both are for Petrobras fields offshore Brazil. The first (Anna Nery) commenced operation in May 2023. This latest FPSO, Maria Quiteria, is on route to Brazil.


Jord Expands Local Capabilities in Saudi Arabia Through Strategic Partnership

On the 6th of November, Jord International and Salama Engineering Industries signed a Memorandum of Understanding, marking a key milestone in Jord’s growth journey in Saudi.

With the ability to now fabricate locally in Saudi, this partnership unlocks localisation capability, nurtures IKTVA objectives, and strengthens our long-term presence in the region.


Single lift paste back-fill filter installed

Jord has continued to support the mining industry’s drive towards sustainable tailings management via the delivery of our largest ever ‘single lift’ HVBF filter. The 33m long x 5m wide vacuum belt filter will be dewatering gold tailings for paste backfill in NSW, Australia. It was delivered to site fully assembled, to minimise site assembly time and cost. Jord’s scope of supply included support structures and dual level walkways, for optimal access for inspection  and maintenance services.


Jord International featured by HSBC Corporate and Institutional Banking and the AFR

For more than 50 years, we’ve delivered complex, high-value infrastructure projects across six continents. As our global footprint has expanded, so too has the complexity of our operations and banking needs.

HSBC’s extensive global network, local market insight, and deep sector expertise have been instrumental in supporting our international growth and enabling us to deliver innovative solutions that contribute to the global energy transition.

As Angus Holden, Executive Chair of Jord Group, says: “HSBC has taken the time to understand us and the jurisdictions in which we work. It has been so important to find a bank who will go with us on the journey – it’s been about a true understanding of our business, our strategy and the funding to support our growth.”

We look forward to continuing this strong partnership as we expand into new regions and deliver projects that help shape a more sustainable future. Read the article here.

Jord was also featured in the Australian Financial Review by HSBC here.


Clear skies ahead for Newcastle

Orica is set to substantially reduce particle emissions from its Kooragang Island, Newcastle explosives facility, with the installation of new pollution control technology under license from Jord.

Jord’s brief back in 2021 was to design and construct an irrigated fibre-bed scrubber plant for retro-fit onto Orica’s existing prill tower. The scrubber will capture PM2.5 particles – those with a diameter of 2.5 micrometres or less – produced during the ammonia nitrate manufacturing process.

Site erection is in its final phase and is scheduled for completion June 2024, allowing commissioning of this eagerly awaited plant to commence.


Engineering modular process infrastructure for rare earths

The Jord Group is featured in the January 2026 issue of Australian Mining Review, examining how the Group is applying its engineering and delivery capability to the evolving requirements of Australia’s critical minerals value chain.

The feature explores the collaborative model between Jord International Resources, Jord Energy, and JordProxa, and how their combined process, mechanical and energy engineering expertise is being applied to the design, fabrication and integration of modular processing infrastructure for rare earths projects. This approach enables scalable plant deployment, reduced site complexity, and improved delivery certainty for downstream processing operations.

The article also details the Jord Group’s contribution to Iluka Resources’ Eneabba Rare Earths Project in Western Australia, Australia’s first fully integrated rare earths refinery. The project includes modularised systems covering evaporation and crystallisation circuits, solvent extraction plant, off-gas treatment and emissions mitigation, reflecting the Group’s capability to deliver complex, multi-discipline processing solutions for advanced minerals processing facilities.

We thank The Australian Mining Review for the opportunity to share this work, and Iluka Resources for the collaboration on a project of national significance. View the article on page 40 and the full January 2026 edition here: https://lnkd.in/gMK5ywDU


Jord International welcomes new CEO, Greg Jones

Jord International (Jord) has appointed Greg Jones as CEO, commencing July 15.

Current CEO Angus Holden will move into the Executive Board Chair position and will remain involved in strategic oversight of the business.

Greg joins Jord after 17 years at InfraBuild (formerly OneSteel).  He brings extensive international experience serving the industrial, manufacturing, resource and infrastructure sectors. He has successfully directed business growth and transformation strategies, as well as driven product innovations.

Greg is only the fourth CEO in Jord’s 52 years of service to industry, demonstrating a long history of steady leadership.

“Jord has never been in better shape.  We have an immensely exciting future,” said Angus, “So it’s a great pleasure to welcome Greg to the team, to continue building our global footprint and capabilities.”

“We know the coming decades will see massive changes and investment in the energy industry. Greg is well placed to deepen Jord’s impact as we pioneer new technologies required for the energy transition and improve our existing technologies.”

“One of the things I’m most proud of at Jord is our entrepreneurial culture. I am confident Greg’s people-orientated leadership style is a good match to continue inspiring the team.”

Greg says he is excited by Jord’s ambition and new technologies in the pipeline.

“Jord’s story spans five decades.  It’s a great example of an Australian-headquartered company delivering technology-driven solutions on a global scale,” said Greg.

“The industry is constantly changing and adapting. Jord has a nimble and innovative approach that has huge potential for continued growth.”

“I look forward to joining the team and contributing to the next phase in its evolution.”

Jord is a privately owned multinational company with more than 400 staff spanning 38 nationalities and 43 languages. Jord designs, constructs and services process plants for the resource and energy sectors.

Last year, Jord opened a new office in Denver to support its growing operations in The Americas. Initial focus is on rolling out a patented mining filtration solution called Viper.

 It is also about to break ground on a NovaCell™ demonstration plant at Tritton Copper Mine, partly funded by $5.68 million via the NSW Government Critical Minerals and High-Tech Metals Activation Fund – Stream 2.

Jord collaborates on research and development initiatives with the University of Newcastle and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Enabling Eco-Efficient Beneficiation of Minerals.

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Jord's Middle East Expansion

Jord has officially opened a new office in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, marking the Jord Group’s 17th office globally and an important advancement in our ongoing Middle East expansion. This strategic addition strengthens our on-the-ground presence in the region, enhancing our ability to support clients with local expertise, faster project delivery, and closer collaboration across the energy, resources, and industrial sectors.

The Dammam office further reinforces Jord’s long-term commitment to the Middle East, building on our existing regional capabilities and positioning us to support the growing demand for advanced engineering and process solutions.


SWITCH2 WELCOMES NEW SHAREHOLDER JORD GROUP

Jord Group, with over 5 decades of experience in designing and constructing process plants, announces that it has signed a shareholders agreement with SwitcH2 BV, a renewable energy company with investors such as  BW Offshore, a leading provider of offshore production solutions and Dutch Oceans Capital.

Under the agreement JOGS, a JORD Group subsidiary based near Rotterdam, will contribute to the final design phase of SwitcH2’s groundbreaking green FPSO. JOGS is well-known in the global FPSO industry for the design and construction of topside modules.

SwitcH2 is a project developer with a pipeline of industrial scale floating green hydrogen and green ammonia production facilities based on proven Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) technologies.  Its flagship project in Portugal will be a 300 MW floater based on Ohmium’s PEM electrolyzer solutions, ThyssenKrupp’s ammonia synthesis and ABB’s electrical and control systems. Powered by nearshore solar and wind power, green ammonia will be produced on board the vessel for shipment to local users and the Benelux ports.

“We are very pleased to be able to tap into JORD’s wealth of chemical engineering and construction experience,” says SwitcH2 Managing Director and co-founder Saskia Kunst. “Our shareholding base has superb complementarity in skills, know-how and strategic positioning in the renewable energy space and jointly we strive for FID on our first project soon.”

“Jord is fully committed to the energy transition and delighted to have this opportunity to both invest in and help construct this landmark, future-focused project”, says JOGS Managing Director, Michel Bosman.


VIPER 2.0 Pilot Plant Arrives at Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources

Jord International has reached a key milestone in the advancement of its VIPER 2.0 (Vibration Assisted Recovery of Critical Minerals) project, with the arrival of a 40-foot shipping container at the Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources.

The container houses a purpose-built pilot plant that will be used to further develop and refine Jord’s vibration-assisted dewatering technology. The project aims to enhance the dewatering of mine tailings while improving the recovery of critical minerals, supporting more efficient and sustainable mineral processing outcomes.

Supported by TRaCE, VIPER 2.0 builds on Jord’s established HVBF technology platform. The research program is led by Dr Peter Robinson and Professor Craig Wheeler from the University of Newcastle, who are working closely with Jord to optimise vibration and dewatering performance. The pilot facility will enable testing and validation at scale, accelerating the pathway to new commercial applications that are both cost-effective and adaptable to a range of mining environments.