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Overview
A snapshot of OEUK's 2025 reports. Select a headline figure or panel below for the full interactive detail.
This dashboard brings together OEUK's Economic Report 2025, Impact of Fiscal Policy on the UK Continental Shelf, and Future of the North Sea Briefing 2025. Use / to jump to any panel, or press P to start presenter mode for a conference stand.
Economic impact
Jobs & Regional Impact
How 200,000+ jobs are distributed across the UK today.
Reform could add 23,000 jobs by 2030 on top of this base (Impact of Fiscal Policy Report 2025).
Economic impact
Energy Import Gap
The UK's growing reliance on imported energy without new investment.
Without new investment, imports rise from 40% today to 80% by 2035 (Economic Report 2025, Future of the North Sea Briefing 2025).
Economic impact
Economic Contribution Breakdown
The £25bn annual contribution, split by category.
The £25bn annual contribution spans wages, tax revenue, supply chain spend and exports (Economic Report 2025).
Economic impact
Economic Value Clock
£25bn a year, broken down to the second.
Contribution since this panel loaded
This counter represents the £25bn annual contribution, equal to roughly £790 every second (Economic Report 2025).
Policy & scenarios
Fiscal Policy Simulator
Drag the slider — or press animate — to see what delaying reform costs.
Reform year: 2026
Reform in 2026 could unlock £41bn investment, 23,000 jobs and £1bn extra tax receipts by 2030. Delay to 2030 risks losing these benefits (Impact of Fiscal Policy Report 2025).
Policy & scenarios
Future Prize vs Risk
What's on the table if the UK acts — and what's at stake if it doesn't.
Future of the North Sea Briefing 2025: a £165bn prize with reform, versus the risk of 80% import dependence and lost investment without action.
Policy & scenarios
Policy Timeline
Delivery milestones between now and 2035.
Milestones: 50GW offshore wind by 2030, 70Gt CCS capacity by 2035, and £1.6bn hydrogen investment (Future of the North Sea 2025).
Net zero
Net Zero Enabler
Oil & gas revenue underwrites the transition build-out.
Oil & gas revenues underpin 50GW offshore wind, 70Gt CCS capacity, and £1.6bn of hydrogen projects (Economic Report 2025, Future of the North Sea 2025).
Net zero
Jobs Transition Modeller
How the workforce mix shifts as new sectors scale up.
200,000 jobs could transition into CCS, hydrogen and offshore wind while maintaining a strong oil & gas base (Economic Report 2025).
Figures drawn directly from OEUK's 2025 publications. See reports for full methodology. Regional map is proportional and illustrative, not to geographic scale.