Our energies
An integrated offshore energy sector
We engage, inform, and proudly champion the sector which is at the heart of the energy transition.
Our work spans oil and gas, offshore wind, carbon capture and storage (CCUS), and hydrogen—each playing a crucial role in securing energy supply, reducing emissions, and creating jobs.
Producing cleaner energies
Oil & Gas
With over 50 years of experience, oil and gas remain central to both OEUK and the UK’s net-zero journey.
While ensuring secure energy supplies, we focus on reducing production emissions and supporting efforts to cut end-use emissions.
As the leading voice for the offshore oil and gas industry, we work with government, stakeholders, and members to drive best practices and initiatives like the North Sea Transition Deal.
CCUS
The UK Government sees Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as vital to achieving net-zero.
OEUK members are driving large-scale CCUS infrastructure and storage projects, but success depends on investment, policy support, and efficient industry performance.
With vast storage potential in the UK Continental Shelf, collaboration and coordination are key to unlocking this opportunity.
Hydrogen
As hydrogen emerges as a key energy source, we support our members in production and growth in this sector.
Our diverse supply chain spans multiple energy industries, benefiting from OEUK’s best practices, standards, and knowledge-sharing networks.
With expertise in liquefaction, shipping, and pipelines, hydrogen is a natural fit for our industry, leveraging existing skills and resources for maximum impact.
Offshore Wind
Offshore wind can play a key role in reducing the carbon footprint of UK energy production by supporting the electrification of offshore oil and gas facilities.
Plans include integrating offshore platforms with the national grid and leveraging wind infrastructure to meet growing demand.
To make a real impact, electrification must be implemented within the next five years requiring unprecedented collaboration between the power sector, oil and gas industry, regulators, and wind farm developers.