Event Overview
Join us for the OEUK Business Outlook 2025 to be launched at our March breakfast briefing in Aberdeen. The report will provide an up-to-date overview of the UK offshore energy industry’s business environment, providing visibility of the opportunities, issues and obstacles facing the sector from oil and gas activity to carbon capture and storage, hydrogen and offshore wind. The Business Outlook provides a balanced perspective of the industry, taking account of the priorities of developers, licensees, operators, and supply chain.
2025 will be a defining year for the future of the North Sea, as the government consults on the future of licensing, the fiscal regime, and publishes new guidance on environmental impact assessments following the Finch Supreme Court judgement. The outcomes of these decisions will shape the future of the basin.
At the launch event you will hear about:
- The challenges affecting the future of the North Sea.
- How increasing imports will make the country poorer.
- The impact of impending government decisions on the UK plc.
- Untapped North Sea resources that could offer supplies of homegrown energy and economic benefits.
- Investment opportunities across all aspects of the UK’s offshore energy sector. If we get this right it could exceed £100bn over the next five years.
You will hear from:
- Johannes Wiik, Managing Partner, Energy, Resources & Industrials in North and South Europe, Deloitte
- Camilla Salthe, Senior Vice President UK & Ireland, Equinor
- Charlie Pate, CFO, NESO
- Ben Ward, Market Intelligence Manager, OEUK
- Dave Whitehouse, CEO, OEUK
- Katy Heidenreich, Supply Chain & People Director, OEUK
- Chris Cox, CEO, Serica Energy
- Steve Nicol, Executive President – Operations, Wood
Why should you attend:
- Gain expert insights on the challenges and opportunities the sector is facing.
- Learn how upcoming government decisions could boost the UK economy.
- Stay ahead with the latest market intelligence to support informed decision making.
