Energy
Digital
Energos Infrastructure – energosinfra.com
Client
Energos Infrastructure
Sector
Energy
Service
Website design and management
Format
Website
Site
energosinfra.com
Scope
Rebuild, content, hosting, ongoing management
Audience
Customers, partners, industry
The brief
A growing fleet, a story that kept moving, and a website standing still.
Energos Infrastructure owns and operates thirteen LNG infrastructure vessels, with a core focus on the floating storage and regasification units that let a country import gas without building an onshore terminal. As their marketing and communications agency, we took the website over whole: management, hosting arrangements, and access control. With it came a commitment. Early in the retainer, rebuild the site into a modern foundation, then keep it moving. The fleet had grown, the news kept coming, and the old site reflected neither.
The opportunity
The fleet is the product. Give every vessel a page.
An FSRU is hard to picture if you have never seen one, and hardest of all from a paragraph of text. So the rebuild started with a revised site map aligned to the business and its priority markets, and the site itself is built around the fleet. Every vessel gets its own page with its type, capacity, and where it is working right now, from Damietta to Stade to Jakarta Bay, filterable by FSRU, FSU, and LNG carrier. Around it sit the core pages a serious counterparty expects: the company, its leadership, its case studies, its news, and its people.
The work
Designed, built, and kept alive.
We rebuilt the site as a streamlined, brochure-style platform on modular templates built for easy maintenance, migrated and cleaned up the existing content, staged everything for approval before a single page went live, and refined it after launch, all delivered within the opening months of the retainer.
Then comes the part most websites never get. We manage it continuously: monthly updates, corrections, and housekeeping; news and announcements published as they happen; unlisted, non-indexed pages spun up for events and investor audiences when the moment calls for one; and steady improvements to structure and UX as the company evolves.
The impact
The always-open version of the Energos story.
The site is live at energosinfra.com, carrying the fleet, the case studies, and a steady flow of company news, from a new FSRU arriving in Germany to cadets training aboard the carriers. It is the platform everything else anchors to: social activity, business development, and event campaigns all point back to it, and the story a visitor meets on a stand or in the trade press is the same one they find when they look the company up. That consistency is the point of having one agency behind it all.
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